Examples of using Continued in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The European Council remains deeply concerned by the continued use of military force by the Syrian regime and the repression of the Syrian people.
I am recommending it because it does vet out the applications,” continued Mr.
However, after obtaining a bachelor's degree, continued education, and a moderate amount of experience, the average salary can reach $63,000 a year.
But I still continued to say Yes when she asked me out because I didn't want her to think she was annoying me!
cheese makers gather every Wednesday afternoon and every first Thursday of the month at… Continued.
A continued loss of confidence in the Internet
In that context, I refer again to the need for our continued discussions and dialogues with the African Union
and then continued by train to Jesenice
In the same way as the advent calendar, you will get to open 1 online window… Continued.
China controls 95% of global production, and its continued cuts in export quotas have placed this issue at the heart of the G20 agenda.
Now reports are emerging of the continued abuse of the foreign workers who have enabled Qatar to complete its stadiums ahead of schedule.
again after one and two years of continued weight loss.
These meteors are actually specks of rock that have broken off Comet Swift-Tuttle and continued to orbit the Sun until they vaporize in Earth's atmosphere.
Continued isolation, on the other hand,
A 2009 survey in cooperation with the Czech Economic Association found that the majority of Czech economists favor continued liberalization in most sectors of the economy.
Condemns the continued attacks against minority groups in Egypt,
With continued play, points can be earned towards free food,
The problem with human slavery is that even“humane” forms of slavery violate fundamental human rights in continued existence, autonomy, etc.
However, this process might be hampered by continued political tensions preventing better governance and the establishment of well-functioning democratic institutions.
With continued long-term treatment, 11.4% of the