Examples of using Continue to argue in English and their translations into Romanian
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Continue to argue?
Today pregnant women continue to argue on safety of artificial nails.
Despite Elena's efforts to smooth things over,Bonnie and Caroline continue to argue over the medallion.
I would continue to argue with you, but I really want soup.
My dear Aleksandr… the so-called experts continue to argue about the outcome.
Meanwhile, Annalise and Sam continue to argue over his relationship with Lila, and Wes and Rebecca begin to question Annalise's motives.
Toshiba representatives are not ready to confirm the change in priorities, and continue to argue that the deal with Bain Capital could take place.
We can therefore continue to argue what it could be weather conditions that create such a symmetrical formations such as our pictograms.
Edited by Massimiliano Ratta Although science andthe knowledge of physiology give us indications of what the body's reactions to external stress are, we continue to argue that body building is not an exact science, that is, there is no right working protocol to to refer to, because what will work wonderfully for an individual, will not work at all for another.
EMS sufferers continue to argue that action on their problem, both by Member States and the EU, falls far short of what they believe is necessary.
Industrial associations andexporters from third countries continue to argue that the Regulation introduces excessive administrative burdens.
We continue to argue for a political solution, found within a framework of strict respect for the sovereign will of the Egyptian people, free from any external interference, manipulation or pressure.
Opponents of independence, by contrast, continue to argue that Kosovo is unsustainable as an independent entity.
We will continue to argue for a reduction in the working day without any loss of pay, which is an important requirement in a time of recession in order to create jobs and reduce unemployment.
Even after my term of office has come to an end,I shall continue to argue for the reforms that are needed for Turkey to become a full member of the European Union.
We will continue to argue for a European Union fit for the purposes of the future, not the past, and for a European Union which rests securely on the support of its peoples and not only the priorities of any elite.
Although the government is announcing changes,business people continue to argue that electronic governance, the one-stop shop, which is being discussed for years, should be improved.
Russia will continue to argue that given that"principles of host state acceptance" is contained in a treaty that refers to conventional armaments, the recalled principle don't refer to the Russian troops deployed in Transnistria, because there are no conventional weapons any more;
Prominent intellectuals continue to argue that the world's complexity makes democracy impossible.
EMS sufferers continue to argue that action on their problem, both by Member States and the EU, falls far short of what they believe is necessary.
Zguri warned that while the main parties continue to argue, time is running out to prepare for municipal elections this winter.
However, certain Member States continue to argue that soil policy is a national competence and that the proposal does not respect the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality.
As Stan searches for a missing scientist,Oleg and Arkady continue to argue over how best to handle the situation on their side, leaving Nina once again caught between the FBI and KGB.
In this way,you allow the European Commission to continue to argue for more or less the same approach, one which has already led to unemployment for more than 23 million people and has left more than 85 million people in poverty.
However, the government continues to argue that the European course is irreversible. Is that so?
Serbia continues to argue that Kosovo's independence is illegitimate.
Socialist parties of neutral countries for the most part continued to argue for neutrality rather than for total opposition to the war.
In its latest annual report, the European Agency for Safety andHealth at Work continues to argue for investment in workplace health and safety, for economic as well as ethical reasons.
Another reason is the fact that this European Commission continues to argue in favour of the renewed immigration of millions and, in the long term, even tens of millions of new non-European immigrants to a continent which, in any case, already has tens of millions of unemployed people.
Queen Isabella of Spain continued to argue the.