Examples of using Continue to go in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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However, the Crimeans continue to go to court demanding application of provisions of the Law No. 422-ФЗ
Graduates of orphanages have gone through and continue to go through social adaptation at the“Christian Center of family and parenthood development”.
While the international crude oil and veneer costs continue to go up, the cost advantage of rich mineral paper products will become larger and larger.
The electrons may either continue to go through cyclic electron transport around PS I
So if oil prices continue to go lower they're afraid that up to two thirds of those fracking companies may go into bankruptcy.
in spite of clashes with Russian ships continue to go to Mariupol.
gently bob on the front of the machine, or continue to go on.
On the contrary, they often prefer to rely on fate and, despite the circumstances, continue to go with the flow, feeling in the soul of peace and tranquility.
security threat for Ukraine, interactions between the two countries' economies continue to go down.
I fear that war in Syria will continue to go its own terrible way.
but doctors continue to go to work and fight disease.
The vehicle should continue to go in a straight line,
Com:“As the cost of insurance premiums and deductibles continue to go up, some people may choose to pay the tax penalty,
While we are now moving into the next phase of our project, we continue to go beyond Kyiv and empower regional actors of change to contribute to key political reforms, which we have been doing since 2014.
states that GPU pricing“will continue to go up through Q3 of this year most likely before we start seeing any type of relief.”.
He continued to go and go"- Gilroy has explained.
Blanche's life continued to go….
The most important point is that the key movement continues to go forward.
The country continues to go to the used diapers,
The ranger is outraged by her position, continues to go further, as she is going to protect the remaining townspeople within the city limits.