Examples of using Goes further in English and their translations into Polish
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The Common Position also goes further than the Commission proposal in a number of instances,
The reviewed player goes further with this type of files than with PCM 24/192. Retaining the latter's advantages,
The final version of Article 1 not only follows this logic, but goes further by providing indications of what the term“substantive business activities” means.
But the dialectical materialism of Marx and Engels goes further than the Encyclopaedists and Feuerbach,
while the Taiwanese Telos Audio Design company goes further, offering devices with housings milled out of one copper block.
Overtone goes further by having a harmonic control which increases the upper overtones until the pitch finally reaches a full 5th above the root oscillator.
but the Charter goes further.
the feeling that when the lever goes further than when turned on,
The Popes writes in his encyclical letter: It becomes evident that man has need of a hope that goes further.
The ambition of creating Munken Kristall goes further than creating a whiter paper with a high CIE whiteness value.
may it be a prayer that goes further, embracing all those countries where grave conflicts continue.
The present proposal goes further than these Directives in that it provides for more favourable conditions for family reunification and more facilitated access to long-term resident status.
Former CIA analyst Peter Vincent Pry goes further, saying he suspects that the aircraft were merely the tip of the iceberg.
However, the concept of the Mediterranean diet goes further than that, and in this respect my comments complement his.
An EU Urban Agenda goes further- now we want to hear the views of key stakeholders
The GNU GPL goes further: it protects these freedoms for all users of all versions of the program by forbidding middlemen from stripping them off.
The more recent history of Amsterdam goes further life on the basis of moving images and sound.
In fact, it goes further- Catholic parishes welcoming members of the Pentecostal Church;
Secondly, there is an initiative that goes further than just using the GDP when preparing the structural funds,
In a new policy paper, the group welcomes the Commission's proposals for a Digital Single Market but goes further and argues for the creation of a digital Europe that benefits all its citizens.