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Our work will continue.
I promise that my work will continue.
Work will continue for several days.
My work… The work will continue.
Work will continue to tackle the remaining bottlenecks.
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Please let him know the work will continue.
That my work will continue. I promise.
Don't worry, Dr. Teng, your work will continue.
That my work will continue. I promise.
What they don't realize is that our work will continue.
That my work will continue. I promise.
My thanks to the rapporteur for an excellent report, and I expect that, in this sense, our work will continue into the next year.
Your work will continue, only in a different place.
The Commission's dialogue with NCAs regarding the milk sector also intensified through the creation of an ECN Joint Working Team on Milk whose work will continue throughout 2010.
At EU level, work will continue to follow up on the European semester.
Implementation of the strategy will begin under the Swedish presidency of the EU and work will continue under the presidencies of other Baltic Member States, first Poland in 2011 and then Denmark and Lithuania in 2012 and 2013.
Work will continue to overhaul the legislative framework for controlling firearms.
Despite the concern regarding responsibility for consumer issues being shared by two Commissioners, we hope that this work will continue to make progress and bear fruit and that the focus on consumers will not be weakened as a result of the new Commission.
The work will continue with a new conference in the region in January.
At this time, the work will continue, but there is no threat any longer and this is the most important thing.
Work will continue to ensure the adoption of the proposal16 for a new Directive on consumer credit.
As an integral part of the Digital Agenda flagship initiative, this work will continue in the second half of FP7 including development of online services for computation and data-intensive research, the upgrade of the GÉANT network and further development of the PRACE supercomputing infrastructure.11.
Work will continue in the Council preparatory groups during the coming days with a view to a rapid, targeted response.
Work will continue to ensure the utilisation of Marco Polo to the benefit of Short Sea Shipping until 2010 and beyond.
The work will continue throughout the duration of the project and be linked closely to the needs of the other workpackages and their outputs.
Work will continue on the greening of the transport sector and the successful development of traffic management systems.
Work will continue to ensure timely standardisation and interoperability efforts, especially for ICT goods and services.
Work will continue into 2009 by both the evaluators and the Commission to determine the impact of projects from later years of the eTEN Programme.
Work will continue to back up the Commission's wider environmental strategy towards even“greener” shipping, including actions in the field of research and technological development.
Work will continue in 2011 to influence choices between different modes of support that different donors offer and help to rationalise it through an appropriate division of labour.