Examples of using Had continued in English and their translations into Swedish
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The US dollar had continued to weaken, which was assumed to be primarily due to market participants' recent increasing focus on the savings imbalances in the United States.
Thirdly, agricultural markets had continued to develop as globalisation had continued to spread and intensify.
The purchasing manager's index for the manufacturing industry in the euro area had continued to rise in December.
there were many indications that profitability in the business sector had continued to improve.
a number of asset prices had continued to rise.
It's extremely unlikely that you would have seen an effect if we had continued the study,” Piccirillo said.
bow in her limp hands for a little while and had continued to look at the sheet music
One if you had continued to develop normally,
If the hadrosaur had continued to evolve over the last 65 million years, extrapolate the most probable appearance.
I noted with satisfaction, on behalf of the Council, that Cuba had continued to be very active in various international and regional forums.
The October 2002 Report stated that Poland had continued to make progress in the field of industrial policy
Another member agreed that economic growth had continued to be strong both in Sweden and abroad.
Enviro has had continued contact with the Chilean market for several years
The business had continued to benefit from the use of cheaper gas feedstock,
According to the Confederation of Finnish Industries' Business Tendency Survey carried out in October, Finnish companies felt that the strong economic trend had continued during the late summer
restrictions on certain newspapers, in particular, had continued.
The November 2000 Report found that Hungary had made significant progress in the field of competition and had continued to broaden the application of the acquis.
The October 2002 Report noted that Slovenia had continued to make good progress in adopting the acquis.
The November 2000 Report found that Hungary had made significant progress in the field of competition and had continued to broaden the application of the acquis.
Of course, she could just as easily have convinced women to wear no pants if she had continued her.