Examples of using Decided to keep in English and their translations into Danish
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I decided to keep everything quite simple and quirky,
Referring to 1995 it says,"the state decided to keep between 500 and 1000 large state firms and to allow smaller firms to be leased or sold.
as though it had decided to keep him company."Go away!" said the boy to the dog.
Whilst other dating sites began charging extortionate prices for dating services, we decided to keep dating free.
as though it had decided to keep him company.
We have decided to keep the cooks snow melter form last year, and keep a new one as backup.
This tutorial It is for those who have decided to keep backup On the Poppy
Ad.4: We have decided to keep the cooks snow melter form last year, and keep a new one as backup.
Slutsky may well have foreseen this and decided to keep out of advising on economic policy decisions.
Then me and a bunch of other kids organized this, like, protest, and so anyway the school board decided to keep Carlton open
If have decided to keep the software running,
When Grandma Angle decided to keep my mother and wasn't allowed to come home.
I just shrugged it off and decided to keep the rest of the story in secret.
The fact that they have decided to keep Mubarak's ministers in office is confirmation of this.
Jack, I'm grateful that you decided to keep them all in the same place.
He noticed that he had forgotten to throw the bracelet in the swamp, and decided to keep it as a memory.
whereas some EU Member States have clearly decided to keep a low profile.
the Council in its wisdom has decided to keep the standing committee on Schengen implementation.
With the aim of updating Directive 94/25/EC(16.06.1994), the European Commission has decided to keep up with technological developments in engines
If I am directing these remarks to you, it is because you decided to keep Commissioner Fischler in the agricultural domain.