Examples of using An evolving in English and their translations into Polish
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An evolving scenario.
We have got an evolving situation here.
An evolving legal framework.
We have got an evolving situation here.
An evolving common transport policy.
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Obsolete tactics against an evolving enemy.
It's an evolving situation.
The management of vasculitis is an evolving field in medicine.
It's an evolving discipline.
The common market organisations(CMOs) and an evolving common agriculture policy CAP.
An evolving travel management industry.
Interoperability is an evolving concept in dynamic markets.
An evolving European Aviation Safety Programme.
Interoperability is an evolving concept in dynamic markets.
Prayer contributes greatly to the development of the religious sentiment of an evolving human mind.
In a  continually changing world, in the midst of an evolving social order, it is impossible to maintain settled and established goals of destiny.
Because there wasn't anything to see, butshe could have had a  post-surgery stroke or an evolving intracerebral contusion.
There's an evolving visual impression of Sherlock Holmes, from the very first time he's described in"A Study in Scarlet", where he's explicitly described as very, very tall, freakishly thin, enormous hooter.
The Union and its Member States have at their disposal an evolving, flexible toolbox of solidarity measures.
All of this change meant that workforce leaders had to transform how they went about attracting, retaining, andengaging talent in an evolving set of job roles.
Restorative seafood allows for an evolving and dynamic system and acknowledges our relationship with the ocean as a  resource, suggesting that we engage to replenish the ocean and to encourage its resiliency.
European policymakers therefore have theresponsibility to protect copyright, especially in an evolving economic and technological environment.
One can say that this has been a  kind of an evolving theatrical mask which not merely- as Lévi-Strauus believed- is bring about ready made archetypes- but also, as Bachelard suggested, a  potential of owing“the new future”.
IF MAN recognized that his Creators-his immediate supervisors-while being divine were also finite, and that the God of time andspace was an evolving and nonabsolute Deity, then would the inconsistencies of temporal inequalities cease to be profound religious paradoxes.
Neither does he exercise authoritative jurisdiction in the executive affairs of an evolving local universe except in the supervision of his liaison brethren, the Faithfuls of Days, serving on the headquarters of the constellations.
Our sweet tooth is an evolved and instinctual preference for high-energy food.
You're head of an evolved constitutional monarchy Certainly not.
Certainly not. You're head of an evolved constitutional monarchy.
Since when? appreciation of the greater good. Oh, Teresa's always had an evolved.
Teresa's always had an evolved Since when? appreciation of the greater good.