Примери за използване на New division на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The new division needed a new identity,
A new division has arisen,
The U.S. Department of Justice will also form a new division dedicated to enforcing intellectual property protection.
Then, in December 2009 CO-OP opened a brand new division, BAU International CO-OP,
The newly built ships were part of the new division of the 184 brigade of the water area in Novorossiysk.
After the fall of the Berlin War it took the European Union only six years to create with the Schengen Agreement in 1995 a new division only 80km east of Berlin.
The new division will be based next to the town of Sevastopol
Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak says Poland will boost its military presence in the east with the formation of a new division of the armed forces.
A very eloquent message against the backdrop of the feeling of a new Cold War and a new division along the same axis- between Russia and the West.
Even more important, however, will be how will the new division be met in the European Council.
The new division further strengthens the design
The new division will be led by Bonnie Hammer,
The plan for IBM is to combine SoftLayer with their existing SmartCloud division to create an entirely new division designed to capitalize on market growth.
not to miss their chance to prevent a new division of Europe.”.
The new division is motivated by Sega Europe's increased output
Yet it took the European Union only six years to create with the Schengen Agreement in 1995 a new division only 80km offset to the east of Berlin.
Tolstoy himself made this new division along with other changes for the third edition of the work in 1873.
At the moment it seems that Europe is threatened by a new division on the East-West axis.
Whereas the new division of the continent jeopardises the security of both the EU and Russia;
It should help with your chances of transferring to a new division, which is something I know you want.