Examples of using Had evolved in English and their translations into Russian
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The draft had evolved considerably since its first reading.
The ILO approach to that question had evolved over time, however.
The Committee had evolved over time, and new members would need to be aware of that evolution.
However, both UNRWA headquarters had evolved into sizeable operations.
Space had evolved from a power projection arena to one of socio economic development on which many nations depended.
My father suspected that it had evolved to a further stage its life cycle.
She wished to know how the situation in the prison had evolved since 2009.
However, the world had evolved since the Beijing Conference had been held.
Ōyama felt Noda's world-view presented in his lyrics had evolved for this album.
These responsibilities had evolved over time and through negotiations with successive Governments.
In general, the Committee could discuss the ways in which its interpretations of the specific meaning and intent of the text had evolved.
Atom evolved from a hawkman that had evolved from Robin in the Just Imagine… comic book.
It was important to retain even those generalrecommendations that were obsolete, as they showed how the Committee's jurisprudence had evolved.
Over the years,mutually advantageous cooperation had evolved between SPECA and a great number of partners.
Mr. Rezag-Bara then proceeded to illustrate the different interpretations of the right to self-determination, which had evolved over three generations.
India's economic policies had evolved based on a broad consensus on the direction of economic reforms.
Questions were raised concerning the structuring of the office of UN-Women and how it had evolved since its establishment.
The range of solutions had evolved, which had sometimes led to contradictions with the basic principles of peacekeeping.
On the basis of these data,the Commission established that the cost structure of the allowance had evolved as follows since its introduction.
Noting that the situation had evolved significantly, she commended the Malian authorities for progress achieved at the political and security levels.
The task of measuring the pay of the comparator civil service had grown increasingly complex as the comparator's pay systems had evolved.
The Commission noted in 1996 that the situation had evolved since it had made its 1995 recommendations.
The close partnership between industry and education was evidenced by howthe country's economy and education system had evolved over the years.
The Chairman said that the Commission's practice had evolved with regard to the inclusion of explanatory material.
Microfinance had evolved rapidly in the previous decade by becoming more responsive to low-income individuals' diverse needs for financial products.
Since that term had lost its ability to describe changes, it quickly became outdated:the authorities had evolved, and monocentrism no longer explained anything.
Austria asked whether the position of Israel had evolved on the issues of discrimination against Arab Israeli citizens and the protection of human rights defenders.
Ms. Martins(Portugal), speaking on behalf of the European Union, said that the situation in Myanmar had evolved since the previous report, but not in the right direction.
It was observed that this conception of the law had evolved, particularly in the aftermath of the Second World War, and that the consequences thereof could not remain static.
It was said in respect of the routingof written communications among the parties and arbitrators that practice had evolved, and that Note 7 could be significantly simplified.
