Examples of using Which reflected in English and their translations into Polish
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Construction went very quickly, which reflected on the quality of the building.
In 2009, the Department of Analyses andStrategies published the OCEI Bulletin of Analyses entitled‘Polish Presidency of the European Union- 2011', which reflected the scope and outcomes of related efforts.
The project, which reflected the largest echo is"Strong Man" by Henryk Szaro.
During this time Duchamp drew andsold cartoons which reflected his ribald humor.
Then you present form which reflected key elements of the life and thought of Hippocrates.
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Much surprised, I looked inside andsaw there a splendid mirror, which reflected like any other my image.
The margin thus obtained, which reflected the overall difference between purchases and re-sales, was higher than the one used by the Commission at the provisional stage.
During just two years, starting from 1965, number of employees grew from 2 to 50, which reflected also a fast growth of whole Japanese economy.
This general principle could lead to budgetary deficits in the event of a cyclical slowdown, although the update does not target any deficit positions between 2005 and2008 after the temporary deficit recorded in 2004, which reflected the impact of accounting adjustments.
The issuing balance of the State Bank of the USSR was compiled, which reflected the state and results of the regulation of monetary circulation.
Dr Fahmida Mirza, Speaker of the National Assembly, and Faisal Karim Kundi, Deputy Speaker,said it was a barbaric act of terrorism, which reflected inhumane and callous nature of the perpetrators.
The Finance Committee presented its annual report, which reflected growth above projections in the governing body's finances.
Every time, they were farmers and producers specific to a given region,pursuing activity which reflected the specific nature of a given region.
Over 50,000 Sherman Tanks were created during the war, which reflected the impressive assembly-line industrial production in the United States.
The teachings of Islam, which at first had been merely a body of precepts, developed more andmore into a regular system which reflected in its chief tenets the later Judaism.
These effects more than offset the dampening influence of lower import price pressures, which reflected exchange rate developments, in an environment of strong international competition.
Some countries of the rich North treated it as an occasion to force on the Third World countries the unethical politics of birth control, which reflected the prevailing Western ideology of individualism and hedonism.
He then referred to the meeting between an EESC delegation and representatives of the Moroccan ESC which reflected the positive political developments the country was currently experiencing.
The part allowed Swinton to explore matters of gender presentation onscreen which reflected her lifelong interest in androgynous style.
This political agreement can be concluded only on the basis of the results of the first round of voting, which reflected the opinion of the Zimbabwean people, freely and democratically expressed.
I have prepared a short slide presentation which reflects this multicultural mix.
I also propose, on behalf of my group, an amendment which reflects this extra responsibility.
I suggest you look up table-hint below, which reflects the colors for each style.
Every piece has a harmony and an inner cleanliness which reflects in the outside.
On sites which reflect catfishing you will never set up a recent.
A country which reflects the opportunities and the contradictions of the whole continent.
Main weapon is the Laser, which reflects when it hits the wall.
A mirror which reflects everything and everyone in front of it.
The contractor uses a cheaper material which reflects.
Parliament will merely be consulted, which reflects the anti-democratic nature of the scheme.