Examples of using Continued existence in English and their translations into German
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on one hand, the continued existence of inherited Soviet structures;
Care to celebrate my continued existence? I'm buying?
The same applies to the scandalous continued existence of tax havens.
This has put the continued existence of this industry at considerable risk.
Only thus can we guarantee the continued existence of the European agriculture model.
Sustainable fishing is a precondition for the continued existence of the fishing industry.
The continued existence of the station as an ICE stop was confirmed in 2007.
Its continued existence improves the market structure
The continued existence of non-sustainable regional airports will finally be verified based on common criteria.
The continued existence of these hotbeds of conflict constitutes a permanent threat to stability in Georgia.
Offense which, in the worst case, can even endanger the continued existence of your business.
This situation is compounded by the continued existence of complex technical barriers related to national building regulations.
The continued existence of the imperialist epoch, i. e.
Supporting this innovative culture guarantees our success and our continued existence.
Their system is increasingly incompatible with the continued existence of humanity itself.
Years. We do not find any sign of its continued existence.
The continued existence of the British traditional brand"Sealine" is assured.
My opinion is that the American state needs martyrs to seed its continued existence.
Disputes within the family were also endangering the continued existence of the company.
But latter is of continued existence, while former passes with the moment of death.