Examples of using Is ongoing in English and their translations into Danish
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It is ongoing.
That process is ongoing.
Is ongoing and equipment space.
This issue is ongoing.
And this is ongoing work, but dermatologists.
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The search is ongoing.
You made a point of that. You said the investigation is ongoing.
That work is ongoing, and we hope to have the results soon.
The first stage is ongoing.
Reflection is ongoing regarding the support for technological development.
This first stage is ongoing.
The investigation is ongoing and will be completed within 15 months.
The situation is ongoing.
Work is ongoing on the standardisation of Battlegroup preparatory activities.
The investigation is ongoing.
The investigation is ongoing and no conclusion has been drawn at this stage.
The investigation is ongoing.
The story is ongoing but the achievements, likewise, are very far from being inconsiderable.
The investigation is ongoing.
The threat from falling meteors is ongoing, so we stay vigilant, monitoring the skies day and night.
Our investigation is ongoing.
One is Ongoing editorship of a journal A and the other is the Editorship of a single issue B, for example, a themed issue.
My involvement in this is ongoing.
If there is ongoing tension in the home, a child could be responding to the low vibrations emitted in that kind of atmosphere.
Our investigation is ongoing.
Although the process is ongoing in Belgium, Germany, Italy and Luxembourg, 692 of theexpected 938 LAGs have already been selected by the Member States.
Turkey's reform process is ongoing.
Ensuring a good process While dialogue with Vipps is ongoing, Danske Bank will also focus on the process for MobilePay's users and business customers. We have established an ambitious MobilePay in Norway with strong solutions and very skilled employees.
This close collaboration is ongoing.
But given the fact that examination of this proposal is ongoing in the Council, and given the Commission' s strong desire to address this issue in a timely manner, I believe that the most appropriate course of action at this time is for the Commission not to formally accept the amendments put forward by Parliament, but to endeavour to take them on board, as much as possible, during the negotiations in the Council.