Examples of using Has maintained in English and their translations into Romanian
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the banking sector remains resilient and has maintained sufficient capital buffers
Reportedly, Serbia, which has maintained the flat for 19 years,
Baoti Group has maintained frequent academic exchanges with Russian scientific research institutions and enterprises.
Rom has maintained its identity, as well as the same intense rum taste and the same national colors package.
OPEC has maintained a very cautious policy with regard to possible expansion of crude oil supply
The European Union has maintained something like a culture of the small
Over time, AEM has maintained and developed the whole range of products to the highest technical and competitive level.
Historically, ActivTrades PLC has maintained capital and reserves at a level far greater than has been prescribed by our regulator.
According to the Secretary-General, the"United Nations has maintained a position of strict neutrality on the question of Kosovo's status".
She has maintained this position even after leaving the executive team in March 2017,
In turn, Romania's central bank has maintained its inflation forecast at 3.5% for the end of 2018
(79) Regulation(EC) No 1234/2007 has maintained the sectoral approach provided by the previous CMOs on the marketing standards.
Brazil has maintained close communication with some 100 countries
Woodward has maintained a preferred supplier position in the diesel- and gaseous-fueled power generation.
Moldova has maintained its place in the Doing Business 2018 rating,
Mr Collard has maintained his innocence from the very beginning,
Apart from me there is only Bozo in Trinidad who Has maintained his bachelorhood.
This is the perspective the NAMMD has maintained in its various working meetings with representatives of market authorisation holders,
The ACP as a whole has maintained a trading surplus with the EU in the last decade,
The bank has maintained a larger move by the walls of two towers which date from the XIII.