Примери за използване на Has never stopped на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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the old forces' interfering has never stopped, either.
Man has never stopped acting on his body,
Since it was founded in 1926, the 5-star Majestic Barrière Hotel has never stopped developing.
However, this has never stopped the support, as both groups of supporters have proven that not titles and successes are the most important, but love.
And be able to talk with a God who has never stopped talking to you.
In fact, it has now been fifteen years since Laurent began working in IT, and he has never stopped continuing to adapt to new technology.
Sopharma Trading has never stopped the distribution of drugs,
The farming sector has never stopped innovating and every generation brings new technological
for the past 25 years Gospodinov has never stopped writing- essays,
The research director of this institution, he has never stopped deliberating on the major problems of the modern times in the Mediterranean region
This work is dedicated to my mother who has never stopped praying for me.
then an idol of teenagers, has never stopped evolving.
the city has never stopped growing and becoming more and more beautiful.
It has never stopped in the years before, but the scale and nature of its manifestation during the last presidential elections and National Assembly elections,
UNICOM has never stopped to develop and refine the services it offers to the clients,
faith- the religious history of humankind has never stopped directing its aspirations to a higher plane.
principles, which has never stopped undermining the full-blooded competition in the economy
principles, which has never stopped undermining the full-blooded competition in the economy.
do not forget that courtesy and accuracy has never stopped anyone, especially when it comes to roads.
The Commission has never stopped making significant efforts to address the concerns of these blocking Member States while gaining the support of the large majority of Member States in favour of the proposal.