Examples of using Continue to have access in English and their translations into Slovak
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You will continue to have access to your Outlook.
If you think you need to continue to develop on the component,we can also put it into SVN so you will continue to have access to it.
Will EU fishermen continue to have access to UK waters?
Rightholders who have terminated the authorisation to manage rights or categories of rights or types of works and other subject matter or who have withdrawn their rights or categories of rights or types of works andother subject matter from the collecting society, continue to have access to those services.
You will continue to have access to read the encyclopedia.
Business users use Alcohol 120% burning software to make duplicate backup copies of software titles,ensuring that they will continue to have access to their licensed software, even if their physical CDs become damaged and unusable.
You will continue to have access to the same services you trust.
Member States shall ensure that, where the resolution authorities take resolution action,and provided that that action ensures that depositors continue to have access to their deposits, the deposit guarantee scheme to which the institution is affiliated is liable for:(a).
You continue to have access to Creative Cloud member free benefits.
All European regions should continue to have access to the Structural Funds.
You continue to have access to the Adobe XD free Starter plan and the Premiere Rush free Starter plan.
We need to make sure Oregonians continue to have access to the health care they need.”.
You continue to have access to all your photos on your local hard drive through Lightroom for the desktop.
The exercise of the bail-in powers would ensure that depositors continue to have access to their deposits which is the main reason why the deposit guarantee schemes have been established.
(16) Except in cases of persistent late payment or non-payment of bills, consumers should be protected from immediate disconnection from the network on the grounds of an unpaid bill and, particularly in the case of disputes over high bills for premium rate services,should continue to have access to essential telephone services pending resolution of the dispute.
You will continue to have access to the same services and support teams you trust.
(16) Except in cases of persistent late payment or non-payment of bills, consumers should be protected from immediate disconnection from the network on the grounds of an unpaid bill and, particularly in the case ofdisputes over high bills for premium rate services, should continue to have access to essential telephone services pending resolution of the dispute.
After you cancel, you continue to have access to a free Creative Cloud membership.
(215) Except in cases of persistent late payment or non-payment of bills, consumers ð entitled to affordable tariffs ï should be protected from immediate disconnection from the network on the grounds of an unpaid bill and, particularly in the case of disputes over high bills for premium-rate services,should continue to have access to essential telephone Ö voice communications Õ services pending resolution of the dispute.
Applicants must receive the necessary health care.Applicants in detention should continue to have access to open air and any restrictions, such as limitation of visitors, need to be carefully explained.
When a resolution action ensures that depositors continue to have access to their deposits, deposit guarantee schemes to which an institution under resolution is affiliated should be required to make a contribution not greater than the amount of losses that they would have had to bear if the institution had been wound up under normal insolvency proceedings.
(216) Except in cases of persistent late payment or non-payment of bills, consumers entitled to affordable tariffs should be protected from immediate disconnection from the network on the grounds of an unpaid bill and, particularly in the case of disputes over high bills forpremiumrate services, should continue to have access to essential voice communications services and a minimum service level of adequate internet access as defined by Member States pending resolution of the dispute.
The exercise of the bail-in powers would ensure that depositors continue to have access to their deposits up to at least the coverage level which is the main reason why the deposit guarantee schemes have been established.
Except in cases of persistent late payment or non-payment of bills, consumers entitled to affordable tariffs should, pending resolution of the dispute, be protected from immediate disconnection from the network on the grounds of an unpaid bill and, in particular,in the case of disputes over high bills for premium-rate services, continue to have access to essential voice communications services and a minimum service level of internet access as defined by Member States.
When a resolution action ensures that depositors continue to have access to their deposits, deposit guarantee schemes to which an institution under resolution is affiliated should be required to make a contribution not greater than the amount of losses that they would have had to bear if the institution had been wound up under normal insolvency proceedings.
(216) Except in cases of persistent late payment or non-payment of bills, consumers entitled to affordable tariffs should be protected from immediate disconnection from the network on the grounds of an unpaid bill and, particularly in the case of disputes over high billsfor premiumrate services, should continue to have access to essential voice communications services and a minimum service level of adequate internet access as defined by Member States pending resolution of the dispute.
Participating Member States shall ensure that when the Board takes resolution action,provided that that action ensures that depositors continue to have access to their deposits, the deposit guarantee scheme to which the institution is affiliated shall be liable for the amounts specified in Article 109(1) and(4) of Directive 2014/59/EU.
Muslims continued to have access to al-Aqsa Mosque and Temple Mount for worship.