Examples of using Situation continues in English and their translations into Spanish
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Colloquial
If the situation continues, turn off the water valve
The Group maintains that, as the situation continues, they are tempted to think that UNEP management does not give priority to the continent.
That this situation continues, even though representation is being made
If this situation continues, if politics do not stop war,
This situation continues, and Eritrea does not appear to be contemplating any measures that would bring this policy into line with international law.
This situation continues to be of serious concern to the Board as it represents a significant weakness in the international drug
UNHCR has pointed out that while the emergency situation continues in Bosnia and Herzegovina,
This situation continues to cumulatively delay the services that these offices are required to render
This situation continues notwithstanding repeated commitments over the last year to take prosecutorial decisions in all remaining cases.
If the present international situation continues, we shall see a widening of the gap between the rich and the poor in every country.
As long as that situation continues, we will not cease to remind Israel,
So long as this situation continues the threat to all those working
Sierra Leone, the situation continues to get worse, and there is no end in sight.
It is important that this situation continues.
the illicit drug traffic, the situation continues to cause concern.
the gravity of the possible consequences if this situation continues to escalate cannot be understated.
Nevertheless, it should be noted that illegal armed groups are increasing rapidly, and that this situation continues to exceed the capacity of the apparatus for the administration of justice,
That situation continues to create a host of social,
This situation continues to relegate many countries- particularly many African countries- to conditions of commodity-dependence
This situation continues to relegate many countries- particularly many African countries- to conditions of com- modity-dependence