Examples of using To continue to exist in English and their translations into Greek
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three distinctive Boss through which you have to improve your tower to continue to exist.
Or, rather, to hide inside mythical forms in order to continue to exist and endure.
one risks allowing them to continue to exist; and to see this class power reconstitute itself even after an apparent revolutionary process.
one risks allowing them to continue to exist; and to see this class power reconstitute itself even after an apparent revolutionary process.
the state was allowed to continue to exist, with the class collaboration of the C.N.T leadership(in the name of antifascist unity)
Hence if we want to continue to exist, we have to take care not to destroy
they are an indispensable part of it, they are the breath itself that allows the actors-seasons to continue to exist».
world economy began to crash, and to continue to exist in increasingly diminished form until 2011 when the Kermit Project at Columbia University was finally canceled.
Experts, however, are divided over whether it is scientifically possible for alligators to continue to exist in the sewers, so a MonsterQuest team sets out to search for modern evidence of these monsters
which intend to safeguard the capacity of public operators to continue to exist without their ability to compete
If we have allowed the Turkish government to continue to exist in Europe, it is because that government,
they need an enemy of the United States to continue to exist,” said Suzanne DiMaggio,
the state was allowed to continue to exist, with the class collaboration of the C.N.T leadership(in the name of antifascist unity)
may allow it to continue to exist until Parliament's next constitutive sitting,
are likely to continue to exist for the foreseeable future.
are likely to continue to exist for the foreseeable future;
By Article 1(e), the conservation status of a natural habitat is to be taken as‘favourable' when, inter alia, the natural range and areas it covers within that range are stable or increasing and the specific structure and functions which are necessary for its long-term maintenance exist and are likely to continue to exist for the foreseeable future.
are likely to continue to exist for the foreseeable future.
First, they have to continue to exist.