Examples of using Had evolved in English and their translations into French
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A witness who testified before the Special Committee spoke of how the situation of human rights in the occupied territories had evolved since the Rabin administration took office.
By the 23rd Century Star Trek fandom had evolved… from the loose assosciation of nerds with skin problems into a full blown religion.
The financial crisis had evolved first into an economic crisis,
By 1829, Anti-Masonry had evolved into a political party, the Anti-Masonic Party, that proved popular in rural central Pennsylvania.
The Government needed the full support of civil society to change the political culture which had evolved since independence.
He also wished to know what percentage of the population had access to drinking water and how that figure had evolved in recent years.
Various legal systems to maintain that balance had evolved in different parts of the world.
This change responded to the needs of the Region, which had evolved since 1977.
but by the time it had evolved into its child system,
said that the rule of law had evolved over the centuries in many societies, and it was important
She said that the organization had evolved from a small group of volunteers to a highly efficient international organization that operated in over 30 countries, including in regions affected by conflict
This included evidence that birds had evolved from reptiles, including the discovery of Archaeopteryx in Europe,
short period of time, the United Nations presence in Sierra Leone had evolved from one of the largest peacekeeping missions in the world to a mission of at most 60 or 70 staff.
the Transport Charter had evolved into the Transport, Health
Ms. Arrocha Dominguez asked how the HIV/AIDS situation had evolved since 2004, when women between 25
The view was expressed that the United Nations treaties on outer space had evolved through consensus and had been accepted by a large number of States
The democratic system on the islands had evolved successfully and in 1998,
The Administration reported that the original plan for specialist training had evolved owing to the use of a combination of transition arrangements
the situation had evolved in such a way that French was no longer in jeopardy.
it could initiate a follow-up procedure immediately to demonstrate to the Committee how the situation had evolved.