Examples of using Which recently in English and their translations into Polish
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At the Mowuru area, which recently suffered from an earthquake, two Koreans are confirmed to have been infected… with the communicable disease, the M3 virus.
This town twinning meeting aimed at establishing a permanent stream of activities between the municipalities which recently entered into the twinning partnership.
an energy drink which recently was sent an FDA warning letter for adding ginkgo?
OCP, the firm which recently entered into a contract with the city to fund
Patients with multiple sclerosis have prescribed vitamin protocol by their doctors which recently included vitamin D3- explains Nikolić.
Has created a severe overcrowding problem. which recently passed the 20 million mark, The nation's rapidly growing prison population.
So the pie maker sought to use Emerson Cod as a sounding board for that reality, which recently included a moonlit kiss with one Olive Snook.
ill events- which recently we can see increasingly more around us.
we are talking about a traumatised area which recently experienced war
Bivša feminemka Nika Antolos, which recently diagnosed with multiple sclerosis,
Mikro Kapital, which recently launched its business loans from the Russian Federation,
the leader of the Association"Eurasian choice" and"socialist" Valery Kvaratskhelia, which recently found new supporters in Moscow
also in Serbia, which recently introduced far-reaching reforms
The fact that European companies, which recently preferred the Russians in the choice of toys,
4K), which recently launched“Tricolor Tv”,
Innovation and IP which recently finalised a global strategy66 with the aim to improve access to medicines
DG Environment which recently published a thematic brochure on IAS Science For Environment Policy: Thematic issue on Invasive Alien Species, 18/09/2013.
However, a large amount of these useful technologies require strong support from governments, which recently seem to have been favouring incentive mechanisms,
European approach to insolvency(IP/13/655), and a proposal to revise existing EU rules on cross-border insolvencies, which recently received the approval of the European Parliament MEMO/14/88.
Just listen to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations which recently reported that tens of millions of people will fall victim to hunger,