Examples of using Continue to defend in English and their translations into Slovenian
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I don't understand why you continue to defend it?
So you continue to defend it.
The dishonest client was rooted out and you continue to defend him?
I will continue to defend free speech.”.
Yet editors will continue to defend it.
Continue to defend these most vulnerable brothers.
But the Trumpazoids will continue to defend him over and over.
UKIP will continue to defend the interests of British farmers against EU interference, as we feel the British agricultural sector is perfectly capable of running its own affairs, and already has high standards of both quality and safety.
In too many parts of the world press freedom is still undermined or violatedand I will continue to defend this human right during my mandate", the European Commissioner for Development, Andris Piebalgs, said.
We will continue to defend the principles of our practice, which is making the Rog Factory a unique and indispensable place of non-formal social, cultural and political production, which as such enables the cooperation of a wide range of users as well as experiments on the crossroads of activities which at first glance might seem foreign or incompatible among each other.
We, ever your servants will continue to defend your liberty and repel the forces that seek to take it from you.
Those Member States which both continue to defend their original old systems and under-perform in terms of their anti-fraud obligations and checks have, until now, delayed or blocked thoroughgoing reform measures.
I imagine the Slavic nations will continue to defend against anyone who views them as mere"territories" to be acquired.
So why continue to defend documentary?
In its transatlantic relations, the EU will continue to defend its social model, which is founded on highly-developed systems of social protection and civil and social dialogue.".
The Club has always defended, and will continue to defend, the freedom of expression of all its members and fans, who have always displayed a high level of civility and respect.
Our group will nevertheless continue to defend them and to oppose those who, in order to flatter their electorate, strive to tone them down or postpone them indefinitely.
As European socialists, we shall, in any case, continue to defend workers because, now more than ever, Europe needs a social model that meets the needs of the most vulnerable citizens and especially of those most affected by the consequences of the economic and financial crisis.
Instead it continued to defend its controversial position.
Trump continues to defend incorrect map of Hurricane Dorian path.
A3 then passes the ball long to the red team andthe white team continues to defend by running to the far end zone to defend against the red team.
However, Germany was still not willing to amend the telecomslaw to take account of the Commission's concerns but continues to defend the controversial provisions.
Gongshan was generally considered an upright man who continued to defend the state of Lu, even after he was forced to flee.
The Selinuntines fought the Carthaginians on their own and continued to defend their individual houses even after the walls were breached.
The Justice Department has since placed the ban on hold, allowing transgender people to enlist in the military,but the Trump administration continues to defend the ban against multiple lawsuits.
Whatever the situation may have been,Gongshan was considered an upright man who continued to defend the state of Lu, even after he was forced to flee.
It is becoming ever more urgent to progress with the implementation of an ambitious scheme for combating climate change after 2012, and to that end,the European Union continues to defend a step-by-step approach which is based on the Kyoto Protocol and the results of the Copenhagen conference and which paves the way for a comprehensive and legally binding global framework, by taking into account the political guidelines outlined in the final Copenhagen document.