Examples of using Has come to an end in English and their translations into Swedish
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now that the period of temporary exemptions has come to an end.
As the trial period has come to an end, the Commission is proposing to regularise the marketing of these hybrids and varietal associations by
The very first TTS Award contest(August- September) has come to an end and the 3 winners are revealed in the video below!
replaced at an optimum point after the service life has come to an end.
However, on the other side, preliminary figures for 1994 suggest that the fall in output has come to an end.
what we had considered our primary purpose for the many years of our career has come to an end.
Now that the year has come to an end, we can observe that we succeeded in achieving these objectives.
Since the time allotted for questions to the Commission has come to an end, Questions Nos 69 to 107 will receive written answers.
Our Battle Weekend Summer Special has come to an end and we are, yet again, thrilled to congratulate our 5 winners!
Our June Battle Weekend has come to an end and we're thrilled to announce the five, lucky Battle winners who won the grand prize!
Once the use of Primo and all anabolic steroids has come to an end, natural testosterone production will begin again.
And, and, and now my 11-year tenure here at Godfrey Global Inventory has come to an end and I'm ready to go home.
Therefore, the Guidelines stipulate that the Commission should only approve further restructuring aid once a period of 10 years has elapsed since the previous restructuring period has come to an end.
there are now signs that the deterioration of order inflows has come to an end.
Dominique Méliand's time as team manager for SERT has come to an end.
I for one do not belong to those who believe that history has come to an end.
The ensuing complication leads him to believe that his military career has come to an end, but his superiors grant him a last chance
licence to carry out secure English language tests for UKVI purposes has come to an end and has not been extended.
suggests that pensioners should not be regarded as a separate section of the population whose productive life has come to an end.