Examples of using Ensuing in English and their translations into Polish
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In the ensuing struggle, a police officer was wounded.
I saw my friend often over the ensuing years.
Presented in the ensuing review of the working proof.
Ensuing you are happy where you study is our goal.
neck breaks in the ensuing fall.
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During this period and ensuing years he worked at other companies.
Mr Barros Vale took the floor in the ensuing debate.
In the ensuing years, patients were given less and less care.
Mr Morgan and Mr Callanan spoke in the ensuing general debate.
Over the ensuing three hours, the responders had to do it for them.
Social problems in countries of origin ensuing from migration.
He spent the ensuing twelve years in prison,
Several members spoke during the ensuing discussion.
The speakers in the ensuing debate were Ms Mader
They and their loudspeakers are responsible for the ensuing violence.
The ensuing adoption of guidelines and objectives will cover the period 2008- 2011.
So I can tell you how far we have come in the ensuing 12 years.
Over the ensuing weeks, Mehmed's forces attempt numerous assaults on the city.
What if the delay is caused by the ensuing month of pregnancy?
The ensuing transmission reduction has the advantage of keeping the speed constant.
then we can talk about the ensuing depression.
Do your best during the ensuing battles but it does not matter how you perform.
Ensuing years brought an interest in the human figure
To kill three people before he died himself. The ensuing brain damage caused the victim.
With every ensuing study, the picture gets a little more clear and a lot more shocking.
simple form ensuing from complex issues.
During the ensuing discussion, contributions were made by Mr Cassidy
strengthened by developments in the ensuing years.
The ensuing brain damage caused the victim to kill three people before he died himself.
Greeks played a leading role in the political and commercial life of the ensuing Ottoman empire.