Examples of using Which has evolved in English and their translations into Swedish
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A unique sentiment which has evolved naturally amongst our visitors over the years.
support this strategy, which has evolved from the bottom up.
Nothing which has evolved during the last decades has robbed it of its feasibility;
custom and practice, which has evolved over a number of years.
There is also a great color scheme, which has evolved as well,
diverse cultural heritage, which has evolved over the course of the city's long history.
We enjoy sailing, something which has evolved from a fun activity into a way of relaxing and socialising.
a retail optician chain, which has evolved from a Finnish to a Pan-Nordic partnership comprising 450 stores.
Moreover, Europe's cultural identity, which has evolved through history would without doubt be fundamentally undermined by the presence of a Muslim Member State,
freeze or appease- which has evolved as a powerful mechanism for insuring survival.
The Custom Engineered Products group which has evolved from the acquisition of Hick, Hargreaves combines many years of experience in process
Faced with the realities of the current situation we conclude that the present system, which has evolved over time, makes very little sense in the context of the single market.
the Adjusterˆ carries away everything of survival value which has evolved in the mindˆ of that nonsurviving creature.
I am thinking too of the broad consensus which has evolved over the years on the very sensitive issue of Middle Eastern policy.
is based on the educated bokmål(riksmål) of the upper class, which has evolved into today's standard variation of eastern Norwegian.
became a recurring marine festival, which has evolved from being a celebration of Amsterdam city into a celebration for everyone.
rationalise European legislation which has evolved over 50 years
The European Union is extremely concerned about the situation which has evolved over the last days between Israel
This is one of the reasons why in Slovakia we have'um'instead of'rum', the former being a spirit with a specific rum flavouring people consume because of its taste, which has evolved over generations and has not changed since EU accession.
we must not forget that life is an exceptionally complicated physical system which has evolved over a timescale of millions of years
The corporate idea was from the beginning to build customized stage lighting for dance bands and artists, which has evolved into the fact that today we produce outlet boxes, multi-cables and more.
consider the case of the organic agriculture movement, which has evolved efficient, sustainable methods of growing food without petrochemicals using human muscle as the only energy source,
Faced with the realities of the current situation we conclude that the present system, which has evolved over time, is unsatisfactory in the context of the single market.
The way in which the floods affect the businesses which have evolved in the communities along the Danube is an important consideration which must be reflected in the EU Danube Strategy.
Traditional Folk Dances of the Philippines The Philippines has many popular folk dances which have evolved and changed as they have been passed down from generation to generation.
This has been offering its clients a wide variety of extras which have evolved and flourished lately.
The formerly independent city is a city of four settlements, which have evolved during the Middle Ages to the modern city of Düsseldorf.
In the same way, locālem("place"), which had evolved to lugar,
The paper also details the different ways of producing graphene- processes which have evolved hugely from the sticky tape method pioneered by the Nobel Laureates.
It is not only companies' nature and strategies which have evolved, but also the role of the chief executive.