Examples of using Higher and more in English and their translations into Polish
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like what He was originally, only higher and more glorious.
the study of nature becomes wholly consistent with a higher and more spiritual interpretation of the universe.
thereby preparing the way for the inauguration of this last year of proclaiming the higher and more spiritual phases of the new gospel of the kingdom- divine sonship,
in some way playing the role of a social indicator- the higher and more luxurious it is, the greater a person living in this house.
he also fully experienced those higher and more advanced phases of human
you can ride these states of energy into higher and more exquisite states of consciousness.
only higher and more glorious.
the directive in 2005, further EU action is necessary in order to attain higher and more harmonised standards on asylum procedures
the EU needs higher and more effective investment in human capital
an increase in propulsive power which subsequently enables the attainment of speeds higher and more uniform in heavier mediums than those of solo flights;
Whereas aid to producers should be used principally to ensure higher and more stable incomes;
truly developed an actual interest in, and love for, those higher and more idealistic forms of conduct which your mind is desirous of substituting for these lower
Sea levels were higher, and more of Earth was submerged.
its value will be high and more you can consider.
Funding: the need for higher and more efficient investment.
Higher and more coordinated investments in RDI- maximising the impact of EU
further EU action is necessary to attain higher and more harmonised standards of protection and to take further
Although an important level of harmonization was reached by the adoption of the directive in 2003 there is still room for EU action in view of ensuring higher and more harmonised standards of treatment in relation to the reception of asylum seekers.
This proposal aims to address the deficiencies identified during the first-phase of the asylum legislation and to ensure higher and more harmonised standards of protection, thus progressing towards a common asylum procedure
leading therefore to a more resilient human capital base and higher and more inclusive growth across the EU.