Examples of using Continued to monitor in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Throughout 1990 the Commission continued to monitor developments in the areaof State aids for Community air carriers with a view to ensuring that the liberalizationprocess is not distorted by direct financial intervention at national level.
on privileged access In 1997 the EMI continued to monitor NCBs» fulfilment of their obligations under Articles 104
the EU played its pari in the activities of the CSCE, which continued to monitor developments in the current crises
The European Commission has continued to monitor closely the situation in Sri Lanka
Maria João Rodrigues continued to monitor closely the developments of the Lisbon Strategy,
the national administrations in candidate and accession countries continued to monitor the process through the High Level Working Groups(HLWG), set up in
which has continued to monitor closely the case,
OTHER EU POLICIES In the areas of energy and climate change, the ECB continued to monitor developments at the EU level given their implications for the economy as a whole
The Commission continued to monitor the restructuring plans for Seat SA(7)
The Commission continued to monitor the compliance by IBM with its undertaking given on 1 August 1984 concerning the disclosure of interface information for the attachment of competitors' products to IBM System/370products
Continue to monitor and support the implementation of legislation in all Member States;
We will continue to monitor this in the near future.
Continue to monitor the situation.
The Commission will continue to monitor the situation.
We will continue to monitor the frequencies for further information.
The EU continues to monitor the remaining cases.
Continue to monitor aminotransferases at least every 2 weeks.
Continue to monitor aminotransferases at least every 2 weeks.
Continuing to monitor progress.
I will continue to monitor the perimeter from the ship.