Examples of using Continue to make in English and their translations into Danish
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As cannabis law reform proposals continue to make local headlines,
they will again be on the board and continue to make breathtaking stunts.
The EU must continue to make an effort to provide humanitarian aid to these refugees
the criminals will continue to make more ransomware campaigns.
If we do that, we can continue to make progress and I certainly look forward to seeing the regional policy.
they still continue to make good money.
It has and will continue to make a real difference to the lives of its citizens.
Fender used ash for electric guitar bodies from around 1950 to mid 1956, and only continue to make a few now.
We will continue to make every effort to find a solution before the Cancun ministerial conference.
That if you continue to make advances to my fiancée,
We continue to make good progress with our North American supply base- reaching over 60% of our egg requirements originating from cage-free sources by the end of 2015.
Whatever the current difficulties, we must continue to make the most of the EU's relations with China.
Nongovernmental organizations in Member States and in developing countries continue to make an invaluable contribution to development cooperation and should continue to be strongly supported.
The financial crisis, driven by unscrupulous financial speculators, who continue to make vast fortunes,
The reviews help them continue to make changes that make the restaurant even better.
The next two years will bear out whether EULEX can really continue to make a difference in the long run.
You have made, and continue to make, a huge difference to the well-being of many… Robert, South Africa.
If you believe that these young people will continue to make cheap t-shirts
Ireland will continue to make its contribution in a peacekeeping role,
I hope we can continue to make rapid progress towards concluding the agreement