Examples of using Undergone in English and their translations into French
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The pension system has recently undergone reform.
The website of the Edward Steichen collections has undergone a makeover!
Derived from animals which had undergone ante- and post-mortem inspections in accordance with Chapter 6.3. with favourable results; and.
These feeder wagons are robust and have undergone different test phases to be able to obtain approval to travel on the road.
Means a medicine presented in its finished dosage form that has undergone all stages of production,
Morrison's finding does not lend itself to a portrayal of the Canadian economy as having undergone a rapid and continual period of technological change between 1973 and 1984.
This document gives evidence that the material has successfully undergone the Community checking system.
This cable reel has undergone function and quality tests in accordance with SS-EN 61242_1997/A2_2016/C1
Over the last four decades, Couche-Tard has undergone three major transformations, emerging stronger each time.
stream directly to your connected consumer electronics device that has undergone our rigorous testing process to ensure support for DivX Plus Streaming.
have also undergone a real test of endurance.
The politic of the supply of spare parts is followed and it for all the machines sold under the brand Cartec or having undergone a retrofit.
they have undergone consecutive periods of growth
It has undergone inspection of electrical systems
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which is remarkable seeing that many of these watches have undergone servicing.
We can therefore feel the torment that the affected people have undergone, and we offer our heartfelt sympathies.
None of them will be worn without having successfully undergone a series of drastic tests guaranteeing their outstanding quality.
any disease treatments they have undergone.
The ovarian hyperstimulation that Isabelle had undergone had caused severe abdominal pain;