Examples of using What hasn't changed in English and their translations into Spanish
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What has not changed since then is our desire to improve daily.
But just what has changed… and what has NOT changed?
What has not changed is that civil society is still not permitted to participate in government roundtables.
What has not changed since the 1980s is the composition of laminate flooring.
However, what had not changed was the idea that nuclear weapons were still necessary for security.
What has not changed, but remains unaltered, is our collective desire to build a safe,
What has not changed is the very spirit and driving force that brought us together-- we, the peoples of the United Nations.
What has not changed is the need for inspirational leaders who can mobilize movements to generate
What has not changed, what will never change, from the last plane, to the last bullet, to the last minute,
What has not changed is the need to protect our most prized possession.
What has not changed is our fundamental objective:
What has not changed in the mutation of NATO is the hierarchy within the Alliance.
What has not changed is the soul of HORIZON socks,
Even though technologies have changed throughout history, what has not changed is the use of information.
The world of advertising has changed radically in the last decade, but what has not changed is the need to present products
What has not changed, however, is the unwillingness of the Palestinian Authority to confront terrorism and fulfil its first
But what hasn't changed is the goal that kids-room.
The pose probably hasn't changed, what has changed is the gaze of the couple.
Today it's worth remembering what has not changed.