Examples of using Is a continuation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Battlefield: Bad Company 2- Vietnam Battlefield Vietnam is a continuation of the game Battlefield 1942.
So overall the performance is a continuation of what we did at the end of last season….
The promenade is a continuation of the historic cable car pillar
Foot Reflexology Massage is a continuation of ancient Chinese therapy,
This conference is a continuation of the European Commission's commitment to extending the understanding of the importance of linguistic diversity
Step 3 is a continuation of step 2, since the starting point for step 3 is the resulting contaminant concentration, C2, which was calculated in step 2.
It is a continuation of a cooperation mobilisation stage which started in June 2016
Cathedral is a continuation of this series in 3D
The overall approach proposed by the Commission is a continuation of the report by Mario Monti to the President of the European Commission,'A new strategy for the Single Market'.
while peace is a continuation of combat without shedding blood.
the future is a continuation of the present.
The concept that brought a completely different level of shopping comfort to Bratislava in 2001 is a continuation of the tradition of modern city shopping centers.
It represents the rest of far-reaching wet-land ecosystem of the river Ipeľ in the south of Central Slovakia, which is a continuation of far-reaching wetlands in Hungary.
Description Our facility is a continuation of long-standing and successful Breclav fitness
The situation in Kosovo is a continuation and a result of interventionist policies
This is a continuation of the same point as in amendment 149,
as the election of its President showed, is a continuation of the previous Commissions,
The Chant is a continuation of Samsung's support of the pioneering spirit,
The opinion on the Northern Dimension is a continuation of the Committee's work,
Common to both GMO and 5G, is a continuation of the process of rendering nature- and indeed man- a