Examples of using Introduced new in English and their translations into Polish
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Nureev and Ananyin introduced new courses in mathematics,
The majority of schools participating in Comenius improved their working environment and introduced new teaching and learning methods inspired by partners from abroad.
Such as Germany, France and Poland, have introduced new or updated standards with a view to creating better work environments.
HMRC introduced new penalties effective 31 January 2012 which are more draconian than before.
and in return introduced new ingredients with the same effective stimulating effect,
the RES Act introduced new support regimes.
Commission Regulation(EC) No 1181/2003[8] introduced new trade descriptions for 20 sardine-type species
only later introduced new products.
Number of enterprises that introduced new or significantly improved products, new to the firm as a result of supported innovation or R& D projects.
by which the Justitsministeriet introduced new rules governing the transport of pigs.
K Desktop Environment 3.1 introduced new default window(Keramik) and icon(Crystal) styles as well as several feature enhancements.
Small changes in the planning page; introduced new website graphics I hope it's not too heavy for 56k6 modems.
Introduced new Smb4KIPAddressScanner class,
Introduced new website graphics I hope it's not too heavy for 56k6 modems Feb 24, 2003.
As U.S. businesses in the past introduced new technologies and business methods, they were able
Introduced new products such as multilayer laminated PET rigid films
and the second introduced new ancestors.
Roman introduced new technical tools mainly based on open-source but secured solutions for CRM software solutions and training management.
The star-spanning trailer introduced new characters, locations
For sale are still introduced new models, but also we ensure that the best products are sold at a fixed offer.