Examples of using Continue to monitor in English and their translations into Italian
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Official/political
We should continue to monitor closely, for instance, the treatment of individual cases,
interrupt treatment and continue to monitor the patient with clinical and neurological examination.
of course, continue to monitor their activities using agents local to the area, some discreet hacking… and your suggestion… Accountant.
Continue to monitor developments in terms of escapees
Continue to monitor the most spectacular matches of world
of course, continue to monitor their activities using agents local to the area, some discreet hacking… and your suggestion… bats.
Maintain the existing block exemption on tariff consultations and continue to monitor closely the impact of such consultations on the market;
We therefore propose that our agency should continue to monitor the situation and keep an eye on it.
This means that we can continue to monitor our network even if we configure the appliance in“active” mode as shown previously.
of course, continue to monitor their activities using agents local to the area, some discrete hacking, and, at your suggestion, uh, bats.
Yet we must continue to monitor developments closely
of course, continue to monitor their activities bats.
Nevertheless, the Commission services continue to monitor the situation in case additional aid is required.
the EU should continue to monitor progress of the political reforms closely.
Continue to monitor closely the operation of the arrest warrant
National supervisors continue to monitor the remaining banks in close cooperation with the ECB.
the EU should continue to monitor progress of the political reforms closely.
Continue to monitor progress towards the Barcelona objectives, providing support through good-quality comparable statistics,
The Commission will, of course, continue to monitor closely and in conjunction with each Member State all aspects of the reform.
as health officials continue to monitor diarrhoea-related illnesses,