Examples of using Expanded in English and their translations into Italian
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is being continuously expanded.
The Community market in bicycles has expanded by more than 50% over the last four years.
In 1990 the brand entered into large scale retail channels and it expanded to become one of the Top European Players in the production of bakeware in 2010.
Anthogyr began manufacturing dental implants in 1980 and has expanded rapidly in recent years boosted by the success of its Axiom implant system.Â.
It noted that it had expanded considerably the numbers of separate collection and recycling centres serving the population, from under 1% in 1995 to 80% by 2000.
The composting facility may also be expanded as the waste collected from householders already participating in the scheme increases,
He remains in him but expanded as a surge of love
is continuously expanded.
But as time passed, the radiation expanded and cooled… and in ordinarily visible light, space became dark as it is today.
In 1998, the number of participants in such schemes had been expanded by 290, 000, it fell by 124, 000 during last year.
the garden was expanded in the 18th century
the foundation greatly expanded, under the leadership of Father Marc Duval,
once again expanded significantly.
Under these conclusions, the dialogue is to be intensified and expanded at all levels, with the associated countries being able to take part in certain initiatives vis-à-vis third countries.
During this time, the United States expanded to the Pacific Ocean-"from sea to shining sea"-largely defining the borders of the contiguous United States as they are today.
So obviously we have expanded the staff, but… hey,
The complex was expanded and enriched by order of Cosimo de' Medici in 1539,
The company's production expanded to Asia, with the opening of a factory in Suzhou(China)
In 1996, the political dialogue was stepped up and expanded with the aim of explaining the European Union's objectives to third countries
Numbering just 17 ships in 1550, the fleets expanded to more than 50 much larger vessels by the end of the century.