Examples of using Continued to function in English and their translations into Greek
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The airport continued to function normally.
The institutions of government continued to function.
The church continued to function as a mosque until about 1922.
During this extensive build programme,the school continued to function as normal.
Three newer camps continued to function until the end of the war.
The bureaucracy, the military, the economy,and the courts continued to function the same as before.
The school continued to function until 1914, until the elementary school in Mosfiloti was founded.
In modern times the quarry continued to function until 1981.
The clinic continued to function as a hospital in Limassol, up until the creation of the General Hospital in the Polemidia area, in 1993.
However, other parts of the Herodian Tetrarchy continued to function under Herodians.
Even if agricultural markets continued to function normally, 215 million people would be added to the list of the malnourished over the course of a decade.
In 1960 Cyprus became an independent state and Customs continued to function as before under the new state.
The Arrow continued to function during this time as a defensive cornerstone for DHARMA and was also used as a storage area for“heavy ordnance”.
According to other historical sources,the Monastery continued to function until the 19th century.
The school continued to function under the name Melikian-Ouzounian until 1963, when it was taken over by the Turks after the inter-communal fighting between the Greeks Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots.
Many League bodies,such as the International Labor Organization, continued to function and eventually became affiliated with the UN.
Despite a series of weak leaders, the administrative system established during ShapurII's reign remained strong, and the empire continued to function effectively.
Michaelides, the ARU flourished and continued to function as an internationally renowned research centre.
The common army of Serbia andMontenegro was the only joint institution of the loose federation that continued to function until the end.
However, according to sources,the monastery continued to function until the 19th century and since then it has been operating only as a church.
Most of the churches were converted into mosques andsome small churches continued to function as Christian churches.
The hall continued to function with no more reported incidents, until finally in 1997, after a bigger more modern hospital was opened half a mile away, Crowley Hall was closed.
Many League bodies,for instance the International Labour Organisation, continued to function and eventually became affiliated with the UN.
The monasteries that had not been destroyed by the conquerors, continued to function either as a Stavropigion or as an Episcopical, giving valuable services to the conservation of the Orthodox faith and the Romanity self-consciousness.
By the end of the architectural design and the beginning of the project,the catering area continued to function and serve its everyday customers.
World War I destroyed the viability of the organization, although it continued to function as the voice of moderate socialists as opposed to the more radical communist parties arrayed in Lenin's Third International or Comintern(1919-43).
Within two weeks, the implanted cells had formed networks of blood-perfused vessels that appeared to function as well as adjacent natural vessels and continued to function for as long as 280 days in the living animals.
Many trade routes previously established under the Roman Empire continued to function during that period- largely through their efforts.
The church is one of the few of Thessaloniki, which- after the city's occupation by the Turks- was not converted into a muslim mosque,remained in the possession of Christians and continued to function normally, maintaining its Greek name.
Prajapati designed a low-cost clay fridge which required no electricity and continued to function in the event of major catastrophes or blackouts such as the one that devastated his village.