Examples of using Has progressed in English and their translations into Polish
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The Eva project has progressed to the dummy plug.
So your psychosis has progressed.
Do you feel India has progressed?
One sees so clearly how the development has progressed the past hundred years,
While regional and sub-regional economic integration has progressed significantly, mainly through the establishment of the African Union,
Depending on how far the disease has progressed, your dog may also need physiotherapy because of generalized muscle atrophy.
Generally speaking, in countries where market opening has progressed faster and new entrants have acquired higher market shares,
Implementation of the Environmental Technologies Action Plan(ETAP) has progressed, as has work on eco-innovation measurement.
Women whose cancer has progressed after taking other drugs,
Macedonia has progressed a great deal in the last few years, achieving good economic results,
migration to SEPA has progressed very slowly, much too slowly.
implementation of the EU legal order(the acquis), Turkey's alignment has progressed in several areas but remains at an early stage in most areas.
last 20 years or so, glass technology has progressed considerably during this time, which has helped increase their use.
It is often given to patients whose cancer has progressed after taking other drugs,
Develop an agreed set of indicators demonstrating how far an urban area has progressed in the direction of sustainable transport.
Work on the formulation of a specific Action Plan to professionalise HRM in the medium term has progressed well.
but so much has progressed that I give all glory to God.
This work of faith-justification and faith sacrifice has progressed throughout this Gospel Age--the antitypical Day of Atonement.
programming period has ended, given that implementation on the ground has progressed steadily since the survey was done.
published in March/April 2005, recruitment has progressed steadily.