Examples of using Continue to act in English and their translations into Slovak
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then you can continue to act and invite you, for example, for a cup of coffee;
which must continue to act as a powerful catalyst for the construction of social Europe.
Underpin safe patient care by ensuring that GPs can continue to act as independent advocates for their patients, with the emphasis
ensuring that GPs[family physicians] can continue to act as independent advocates for their patients- with their emphasis on the person not the institution.
It should also in particular ensure that its customs authorities continue to act in accordance with the mission of EU customs authorities including by collecting Common Customs Tariff duties
The Committee will continue to act as a bridge between organised civil society
As proposed by the Commission, the competent authority(CA) in each Member State should continue to act as the clearing house for all spontaneous reporting of ADRs and healthcare professionals
if adults do not perceive the changes and continue to act in the old concept,
of the coordination of the contributions of various GMES partners which continue to act according to their mandate and own governance scheme.
you can be sure that the Council will continue to act and do everything it can for the European Union to continue driving improvements in maternal health in developing countries, particularly Africa.
LIFE should continue to act as a catalyst for implementing EU environment,
Anesthesia continues to act on the body for two to four hours after surgery.
He continues to act through the bishops.
Fourth, the IMF continues to act in a highly contradictory way.
North Korea continues to act in a provocative and belligerent manner.
holding that God continues to act in history.
Keyes officially retired in 1956, but continued to act.
In addition, the ECB continued to act as a catalyst for private sector activities by facilitating collective action.
Fox continues to act, and has bravely battled Parkinson's disease since the'90s,
This would put paid to suspicions that it acted and continues to act discretionally and not in the common interest of the citizens and taxpayers of the European Union's Member States.