Примеры использования Great strides на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You're making great strides.
Great strides have been made in opening up the judiciary to women.
But he is making great strides.
Making great strides, I'm sure.
Larry's been making great strides.
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Iraq has made great strides in that direction too.
Gender equality has made some great strides.
We have made great strides in medicine.
China's social welfare facilities have made great strides.
Well, science has made great strides since the fictional 1970s.
I asked Annie to marry me because she has made great strides.
In Myanmar, we have made great strides in fostering gender equality.
Great strides had been made to facilitate an inclusive and transparent process.
Over the past 10 years we have made great strides in all directions.
In West Africa, great strides had been made by two peace operations.
The Kingdom of Swaziland is proud to have made great strides in this regard.
We have already made great strides in this direction", says Stefan Engleder.
On the HIV/AIDS pandemic,the Government had made great strides.
Afghanistan has made great strides in its efforts towards nation-building.
NordVPN is a Panama based service that continues to make great strides in the industry.
Lesotho has made great strides in addressing issues of discrimination against women.
Women throughout the world had made great strides in their advancement.
Great strides have been made in understanding the freshwater needs of aquatic ecosystems.
The international community had made great strides in collective action.
We have taken great strides in areas of concern and growing visibility.
Thanks to the unity and stability of the multi-ethnic people,Kazakhstan has made great strides.
Manufacturers have also made great strides with weight reduction.
Great strides have been made in the education sector to address gender disparities.
Many developing countries have made great strides to improve the lives of their people.
Great strides had clearly been made in health and education, particularly among younger women.