Examples of using Has continued to increase in English and their translations into French
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It is a fact that, over time, the cost of living in the Netherlands has continued to increase cumulatively.
the Organization of American States(OAS) has continued to increase.
Progress regarding target 1B shows that the number of unemployed Kenyans has continued to increase despite improved economic performance.
the number of programmes for minors has continued to increase.
The number of countries for which data are available for a large number of indicators has continued to increase over the years.
Buprenorphine manufacture has continued to increase, reaching a peak of 8.7 tons in 2013.
Since 1995, the number of young people completing primary school has continued to increase.
However, the number of female candidates has continued to increase as has the number of male candidates.
For the last five years, the actual recurrent expenditure on health as well as the per capita recurrent health expenditure has continued to increase.
The number and proportion of charges that were resolved prior to trial in 2008 and 2009 has continued to increase.
Driven primarily by economic and demographic disparities, population mobility has continued to increase.
As the number of applicants to law schools has continued to increase, some unsuccessful applicants have attended law schools elsewhere in the world.
The number of female candidates has continued to increase as has the number of male candidates.
China has continued to increase financial support for legal aid,
Over 2006, OHCHR has continued to increase its work on human rights and disabilities.
Since 1990, the proportion of children in primary school has continued to increase in all regions.
That the regional average has continued to increase over the past ten years may indicate that these parliaments have yet more progress to make.
Life expectancy at birth(78.4 years for men, 85.0 for women) has continued to increase at the same rate,
Fossil-fuel use has continued to increase faster than renewable-energy use in most small island developing States.
Overall demand has continued to increase and these services expanded from 3,260 places in 1994-1995 to 3,309 in 1997-1998.