Examples of using Which continued in English and their translations into Slovenian
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This in turn helped Urartu enter a long period of development and prosperity, which continued through the reign of Argishti's son[[Rusa II]](685- 645BC).
Security Committee(COPS) and which continued last night.
on which lead to an underground passage which continued along the walls.
on which lead to an underground passage which continued along the walls.
The President and the vice-President of the ECB also participated in meetings of the Eurogroup, which continued to serve as an important forum for an open
These excavations, which continued in 2007 and 2008,
After CMD was declared insolvent in 2008, some of it former employees created the undertaking Euskomenaje, which continued the subsidised activities in CMD's premises and was authorised to use CMD's
At the top of the meadow get on the road, which continued right into the courtyard of one of the houses
These excavations, which continued in 2007 and 2008,
provided additional safety information for a cohort of patients which continued the same dose of dabigatran etexilate as assigned in the RE-LY trial.
began a long term collaborative relationship with Design Director, Fred Woodward, which continued into their work with GQ.
began a long-term collaborative relationship with design director, Fred Woodward, which continued into their work with GQ.
sovereign debt crisis, which continued to cause concern across the European Union.
mischievous computer game, which continued the theme of 2006 animated comedy"Hornswhich literally translates as"Animal Farm.".">
older workers which continued in almost all countries.
the 2017 follow-up I Tell A Fly, which continued its predecessor's success.
a fiery show was the opening Friday of the events in 2015, which continued on Saturday afternoon with kayaking,
of the Council 60 which continued the pilot programme
A state which continues to occupy the territory of an EU Member State even as we speak.
Pain or bleeding which continues for more than a few weeks.