Examples of using Were to continue in English and their translations into Swedish
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We must keep a very close eye on the situation, because, if it were to continue to worsen, not only would the people of Guinea suffer
It would be a real shame if we were to continue to waste time
agricultural producers, were to continue to receive state aid that was incompatible with the European Union Treaty.
A harsh shiver went down the spine of many politicians as we realised that in future, if we were to continue on our current trajectory, over 80% of our gas was likely to come from outside the EU.
Patients randomised to either arm were to continue treatment until disease progression(defined as confirmed radiographic progression
a system of"apprenticeship" calculated to extend their control over the former slaves who were to continue to work for their masters without pay,
Barlog said that his goals for God of War II were to continue the previous game's story,
I have told Parliament before of my surprise at the discovery that if we were to continue at the present rate of disbursement it would take us almost nine years to get through the backlog of our existing obligations in the Mediterranean.
If house prices and indebtedness were to continue to rise very rapidly, there could be a risk of a more dramatic adjustment further ahead, with effects on the real economy
Even if the negotiations were to continue for weeks or months to come, Belgrade and Priština are not
also wish to make use of those public funds, were to continue handing out bonuses running into millions.
between central operators and banking activities were to continue.
If the capitalists who employ less variable capital were to continue to chalk up their fixed capital at the same rate of profit,
the railways' share in both sectors has shown a constant decline and, if the trend were to continue, it is not unreasonable to suppose that some lines would cease to be economic by any criterion
would actually be hell if it were to continue for all eternity.
if trends were to continue until 2010, lead to approximately 15% of 18-24 years olds“having left school early”,
In addition, if monetary policy is to try to fully offset the low import prices by driving up domestic prices, for example in the service sector, this could lead to a domestic inflation rate that would be difficult to stop if economic activity were to continue to develop strongly for a longer period
the last chance to reverse a negative trend which is seeing rail as a mode of transport losing market share at a rate which, if it were to continue, would virtually wipe it out in the space of a few years.
within the European Union? Secondly, if duty-free were to continue, can he give any logical reason why travellers by air
This trend was to continue and even accelerate in 1997, with an increase of 298.6.