Examples of using A committed in English and their translations into Polish
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In this way the mason Alberto became a committed Catholic and the spiritual son of Padre Pio.
Profit into equity investments held by a committed and highly knowledgeable group of dobit u vlasničke udjele koje drži posvećena i visoko obrazovana grupa od.
as a Portuguese citizen and a committed pro-European.
You know, the best thing about being in a committed, monogamous, mutually supportive relationship is that
thus ensuring a committed and an attentive audience.
it is a matter of some debate whether phone sex is to be considered infidelity when involving a person outside of a committed personal relationship.
begin a committed dynamic with someone you could marry.
then surely the arrival of 14 February must turn every spinster and bachelor into a committed anti-St Valentine dissident.
It is rare for a committed eurosceptic like me to be able to commend a proposal
The newly elected European Parliament must continue this work in a committed and resolute manner in order to find a way out of the crisis on the basis of the social market economy defined in the Treaty of Lisbon
Trenorol that will really help you bulk up and develop muscular tissue, along with a committed cutting pile that is more suitable if you are looking to shed several of your body fat,
As regards the comments made by Mrs Kinnock who, as a committed European, can surely not be confusing the Council Presidency with a nation state-
Are automatically closed when a COMMIT or ROLLBACK are run.
A commit either goes into the repository completely, or not at all.
A commit of the file will fail with an out-of-date error.
Exe to update version numbers after a commit, and perhaps to trigger a rebuild.
The Progress dialog showing a commit in progress.
Git commit saves a snapshot of the stage as a commit.
Because most of the time such a commit is done by accident.
Mark" is the fast-import term for an identifier you give to a commit;