Examples of using Were imported in English and their translations into Romanian
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A large number of French words were imported into Sweden around the 18th century.
Bluefaced Leicesters were imported to Canada in the 1970's where they eventually made their way to the United States.
due to the lack of raw materials were imported and abroad a lot of crumbs.
In fact, a massive 25 tons of ice were imported from Belgium to construct the bar.
timber products were imported into the EU market9.
Based on these specifications, data from the computer system so far in use were imported in the database of the SIVECO Applications system.
Whereas in 2010 zero hybrid electric cars were imported, last year their number exceeded 3,400.
In 2005 alone, 83 million m3 of timber and timber products were imported into the EU market,
(51) It should be noted that 200 million units were imported into the Community as having originated in Macao in 1995.
Most of the Romanian army's equipment and military technique were imported from the USSR.
The Australian part of the name comes from the sheep that they worked with that were imported from Australia.
The stink bug has been traced back to have traveled with roof tiles that were imported from Beijing, China.[36] The bug has since spread rapidly through Europe.
Thirty million litres were imported into Austria from Germany
goods were imported from afar- calico cloth from India,
for Health Insurance and the representative of the company through which the vaccines were imported, owned at the time by Serbian tycoon Milorad Miskovic.
vibrant perfume that takes you back to inspiring times when luxury products from Asia were imported to The Netherlands for the first time
when thousands of these hats were imported from Ecuador for the workers who labored at the ship canal that connects the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean.
Between 1918 and 1922, over 350 Percherons were imported to Britain from France
42% of solid fuels consumed in the EU were imported, representing a bill of more than €1 billion per day.
representing‘roughly 13% of total electricity consumption', were imported in response to the sudden outages of ČEZ group's nuclear power plants(92).