Примери за използване на Had been adopted на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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For example, the caftan had been adopted as formal wear.
Israel resisted all international legislation that had been adopted.
With Parliament's agreement, the texts that had been adopted would be forwarded forthwith to the bodies named therein.
By December of that year, the constitution of the Second Spanish Republic had been adopted.
However, this decision was taken after the RIPs had been adopted, making it more difficult to implement.
By December 2014, 64% of the OPs under the Investment for growth and jobs goal had been adopted.
These modern rules for the basic moves had been adopted in Italy and Spain.
Moreover, by October 2017, no procedures defining the IQR processes in JASPERS had been adopted.
Of the 24 sites audited, conservation measures had been adopted within 6 years of the site's designation for only eight of them.
However, by October 2017, no procedures defining the IQR processes in JASPERS had been adopted.
The ruling referenced the Report that had been adopted by the Parliamentary Assembly just four months before the hearing in this case.
As at end of November 2014, the necessary regulations had been adopted in 52 cases.
If these measures had been adopted some time ago, we could have avoided a large number of the effects of the crisis we are going through.
In the previous programme period 2007-2013, 98% of the OPs had been adopted in the equivalent period.
He underscored that the document had been adopted after consultations of the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf(CLCS), as well as agreed with Russia's neighbors, including Japan.
In 1956 Dowker published Lectures on sheaf theory which followed the approach which had been adopted by Henri Cartan.
Ježek said the European parliament's position had been adopted unanimously and that MEPs could not accept“colonial language which has no place in the world”.
This date used to be chosen to be so because,on that day in 1970, the Statutes of the UNWTO had been adopted.
Matthieu Orphelin, a French MP in the National Assembly,tweeted that the amendment had been adopted by a"large majority to combat the abusive practices of BlackFriday!".
Even after Christianity had been adopted, the Russian calendar preserved the pagan celebrations: Svyatki(winter solstice) took up the space between Christmas and Baptism of the Christ day;
As he announced the measures last month,Lajcak noted that only three reform laws had been adopted in the past 12 months.
At nineteen he had designed a hand grenade which had been adopted by the Ministry of Peace and which, at its first trial, had killed thirty-one Eurasian prisoners in one burst.
The Ukrainian Government introduced the law on the special status of those territories, a law that had been adopted earlier, into the transitional provisions.
Simeonov said that the EP resolution had been adopted by 339 to 333 votes, meaning that the votes of the Bulgarian MEPs had been crucial to it being approved.
They also requested that court to suspend provisionally the enforcement of that decision until a final judicial decision had been adopted on the substance.
In this second vote, three amendments were rejected which had been adopted in the indicative vote and which were of crucial importance to the sector.
Johannes Kepler, whose ideas Schauberger followed,had knowledge of the secret teachings of Pythagoras that had been adopted and kept secret.
The approach had been adopted by the Internet Research Agency, an organization with ties to the Russian government, two years earlier in an attempt to steer the 2016 presidential election in favor of Donald Trump.
This imaginary circumference connects the poles by the old Observatory in the English town of Greenwich had been adopted as a reference in 1884.
It would be useful if the mechanism for Greece had been adopted with the speed at which the support mechanism proceeded for other economies, when Europe finally realised the risk which we were all running.