Examples of using Process of change in English and their translations into Polish
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That's why the process of campaigning is itself contributing to the process of change even if a candidate does not win the election.
One needs to flow with the process of change and be harmonious with it,
the relationship between social and individual, and the process of change.
However the process of change to other oils is under way in Europe and needs to be brought to a satisfactory conclusion.
This confidence is essential for managing the process of change and plays a key role in encouraging economic growth.
The process of change triggered by the Arab Spring spawned a host of new organisations
as well as political aspirations to attain freedom provided powerful motivation for engaging in the process of change after 1989.
This process of change is going on in an individual sequence,
To further encourage this process of change and to promote an innovation mind-set,
facilitate transitions, and anticipate the process of change, it is necessary to improve both the scope
Sustainable development is not a final state of harmony, but rather a process of change in which resource utilisation,
if you make money you are flowing with the process of change and it will be harmonious
increase European industry's competitiveness by managing the process of change in line with the European strategy for sustainable development
at the same time, shape this process of change in such a way as not to impair the global competitiveness of the European economy,
The process of changes initiated with the message has got an unusual significance for whole Europe.
Intercultural research and processes of change, s.a.
Processes of change and social communication.
Intercultural research and processes of change.
These processes of change have not all taken the same form or have the same effect.
I am convinced that respectful cooperation with the popular movements can revitalize these efforts and strengthen processes of change.