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JAL said it would continue to invest in Jetstar Japan.
Samsung also announced plans to increase dividends and said it would continue to buy back more shares.
Israel said it would continue its military operation in the coastal strip.
RWE confirmed it had not reached an agrement with GDF Suez but said it would continue to develop the project as planned.
WhatsApp said it would continue to bar the traditional ads from the service.
The South Korean technology giant also announced plans to increase dividends and said it would continue to buy back more shares.
The Economy Ministry said it would continue to support the affected Mexican firms.
Concluding that bothcountries have made"some progress", the EC did not recommend the imposition of safeguard clauses, but said it would continue monitoring them for at least another year.
UBS Group AG said it would continue to push for an increase in Chinese joint venture.
The airline, which acquired Northwest in 2008 for $2.6bn in shares, said it would continue to take delivery of 737-900ER aircraft through 2019.
Dialog said it would continue to deliver chips to other customers, focusing on the automotive and internet-of-things markets.
The ministry, which stressed its commitment to protecting human rights,also said it would continue to follow a policy of non-intervention in Venezuela.
Moscow said it would continue to be friends with Iran and will not exchange the lifting of sanctions for nuclear reduction.
Promocija Plus, which has operated on the Croatian market for ten years, said it would continue its public opinion polls on political preferences every month as part of an ongoing project.
Zynga said it would continue licensing the technology, but will retain exclusive use of it for mobile games, such as"Clumsy Ninja.".
Soros's Open Society Foundations(OSF) organization said it would continue to support human rights work in Hungary as well as projects linked to arts, media freedom, transparency, education and health care.
Huawei said it would continue to provide security updates and services for its smartphones and tablets after Google said it would comply with an order barring the Chinese company from updates to its Android operating system.
While affirming its support for Turkey's accession bid,the Greens/EFA group said it would continue to monitor Turkey's progress, with special attention to issues of human rights, democratisation and the position of women in society.
The Syrian army said it would continue its operations against the Islamic State group, the Nusra Front and other terrorist organizations“with the same tempo.”.
The toughest position is held by the Netherlands, which,contrary to the wishes of the other 26 EU members, said it would continue to block Serbia's further association with the EU until the country hands over Mladic to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia(ICTY), thereby fulfilling co-operation with the tribunal.
Societe Generale said it would continue to provide Corporate and investment banking services in Poland and will remain present in the country in various other activities.
After the announcement, Britain's data regulator said it would continue civil and criminal investigations of the firm and will pursue“individuals and directors as appropriate” despite the shutdown.
Open Society said it would continue to support the work of civil society groups in Hungary on issues such as human rights, arts and culture, media freedom, transparency, education and healthcare.
Eldorado, which runs Greek subsidiary Hellas Gold, said it would continue maintenance and environmental safeguards, but would make no further investment in three mines in the Halkidiki area of northern Greece and two projects in the northeastern province of Thrace.
However, it also said it would continue to offer all of its phones at thousands of retail and carrier locations across Germany, a direct contradiction to Qualcomm's interpretation of the order.
As expected, the bank said it would continue expanding its asset base at a rate of 80 trillion yen($673 billion) a year through buying up Japanese government bonds, stakes in real estate trusts, and electronically traded funds.
The EU has rejected what they call China's“cheque book” approach to doing business with Africa, saying it would continue to demand good governance and the transparent use of funds from its trading partners.
The EU has rejected what they call China's"checkbook" approach to doing business with Africa, saying it would continue to demand good governance and the transparent use of funds from its trading partners.