Examples of using To evolving in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
are committed authentically to evolving;
to break down the divisions between‘education and training' and‘work' so that">people can make sure that their skills are suited to evolving labour market needs throughout their lives.".
Given their detailed technical character and the need to constantly improve their effectiveness and to adapt them to evolving trade practices, it is appropriate
The Union has an important role to play both in ensuring that the legislative framework is adapted, in line with‘Smart Regulation' principles, to evolving work patterns
(17) The Union should be able to respond in a flexible and timely manner to evolving and/or unforeseen needs
Given their detailed technical character and the need to constantly improve their effectiveness and to adapt them to evolving trade practices,
In order to adapt to evolving consumer demands,
should be reviewed in line with the Commission proposal in the framework of the 2009 Mid-Term Review of the Regulation to have the flexibility to respond to evolving threats in an adequate manner.
the UHF band so that this part of the spectrum can be used efficiently to adapt to evolving telecoms and media markets while preserving the EU's audiovisual model
could also lack the flexibility to allow more spontaneous adaptation to evolving political priorities
Planning needs to evolve with knowledge(adaptive management).
Athena is making Bioriod to evolve slowly, step by step.
Currently, we're attempting to force humans to evolve.
The dossier continues to evolve.
We had our chance to evolve but we didn't take it.
The trick is to evolve into something else once you're out.
I am programmed to evolve and to better myself.
Possibility to evolve towards a CDI if valid candidate.
Your customer issue taxonomy will continue to evolve along with your business.
We have got to evolve, Bill.