Primeri uporabe Which still exists v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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This is a piece of history which still exists.
The oldest college which still exists, Peterhouse, was founded in 1284.
It is the only one of The Seven Wonders of The Ancient World which still exists.
Africanus wrote a booklet which still exists in which he.
The Grünwald castle is theonly medieval castle in the Munich area which still exists.
We have to change the ethos which still exists in too many schools.
What it does is single outone of the unfortunate aspects of Indian life which still exists.
The Tomles company, which still exists today, was founded in 1997.
This began a relationship between the two towns which still exists today.
The Svabhavikas, or philosophers of the oldest school of Buddhism(which still exists in Nepal), speculate only upon the active condition of this"Essence," which they call Svabhâvat, and deem it foolish to theorize upon the abstract and"unknowable" power in its passive condition.
Roman Catholic Diocese of Ossory, which still exists, founded.
Like you, Commissioner, I see a number of hopeful signs, but the European Parliament must maintain the focus on one or two things which have not yet been resolved: freedom of expression, policy on minorities, forced labour which regrettably still continues, abuse of power of which regrettably there is too much,and the death penalty which still exists.
There, it is said, sprouted a fountain which still exists today in some form.
He took control andcreated for himself other realms with luminous fire, which still exists.
This would benefit European citizens in two ways- easing access to modern means of communication andtelecom networks would reduce the exclusion of EU citizens which still exists, particularly for those living in rural and peripheral areas, and would promote the EU economy more actively, because there would be stronger conditions for developing an innovative services sector and knowledge economy.
The future bishop of Tours founded a monastery near Poitiers, which still exists today.
Originally the marketwas held in a street called Old Market(Alter Markt) which still exists today.
It was opened March 1958when it only had a small terminal building which still exists today.
He became strong andcreated for himself other æons with a flame of luminous fire which still exists now.
But back in the garden that intermingling did take place andthe chemical affinity which still exists proves it.
Hilary met St Martin on various occasions:the future Bishop of Tours founded a monastery right by Poitiers, which still exists today.
He was a co-founding member of the Ju-Jitsu Club de France,one of the oldest Judo clubs in Europe, which still exists today.
Up until now, it had been assumed that the alga evolved the capability to source essential nutrients for its survival after it arrived on land by forming a close association with abeneficial fungus called arbuscular mycorrhiza(AM), which still exists today and which helps plant roots obtain nutrients and water from soil in exchange for carbon.
In 1923, following the First World War,it became home of the Écoles d'Art Américaines, schools of art and music, which still exist today.
I am convinced that this jubilee year will alsoprovide an opportunity to eliminate a great many problems which still exist in our country.
How in future the Commission intends to avoid the blatant contradictions which still exist between aspiration and reality in sustainability policy, for example in the transport sector(see Points 4.15 and 4.16); and.
Later in the Middle Ages the square of Campo de' Fiori was built and the remaining parts of the theater werequarried to supply stone for many newer buildings which still exist in modern Rome.
In addition, by introducing supervision and monitoring of these funds,we can be sure that this will plug one of the gaps which still exist in Europe's financial supervision structure, thereby responding directly to the justified demands of European citizens who have been hit very hard by this financial crisis which has been triggered worldwide.
The Commission explains that the proposals are consistent with the overall objective of the free movement of medicinal products,which is to remove disparities which still exist between national provisions by reconciling a high level of public health protection with the proper functioning of the internal market for medicinal products.