Examples of using Has continually in English and their translations into French
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The State has continually raised the standard
Bosnia and Herzegovina has continually worked on the protection
Switzerland has continually developed its arrangements for the prevention, freezing and restitution of dictators' assets.
The contractor has continually been reminded of the contractual penalties for late completion.
For many years the international community has continually acknowledged the need
The Secretary-General has continually condemned, in the strongest possible terms,
Maison Jacquesson has continually honed its production techniques,
the investigative mission has continually distinguished itself by violating the agreed provisions.
her influence over a series of events has continually washed over me.
It is the Zionist entity that in addition to its regular air strikes against southern Lebanon has continually perpetrated innumerable acts of terrorism in the occupied territories,
GMF has continually increased its contribution to Canada's municipal sector by fostering innovation
the ethical leather goods label, EPHYRE, has continually developed since its creation in 2015,
Tarnaise des Panneaux has continually developed its manufacturing process in accordance with two fundamental principles:
The Corporate Services Section has continually given the Tribunal a high degree of support,
Since 1979, the CCA has continually presented exhibitions on architecture,
The delegation of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea has continually argued that its nuclear-weapons programme has resulted from the hostile policy of the United States Government against it.
the dollar has continually gained value over the peso for the last two years running, giving us more
the Special Rapporteur has continually sought out additional working methods to complement those core methods.
The SVP's defeat is primarily explained by the fact that the proposal contains precisely what the party has continually called for- namely an accelerated asylum procedure.
Over the past two decades the country has continually increased its export share in clothing trade from 21.5 per cent in 1995 to 28.3 per cent in 2004,