Examples of using Continue to kill in English and their translations into Spanish
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They will continue To kill each other?
The people they bite will get up and continue to kill.
You continue to kill, Israel continues to heal.
Only human survivors continue to kill.
They will continue to kill hostages until the deadline.
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The Special Rapporteur further stated in 2008 that police continue to kill with impunity.
Landmines continue to kill our innocent citizens in the Golan.
Once bitten by the beast,the victim will rise from the dead and continue to kill.
Collect extra life andnew weapons continue to kill enemies and get a big score.
Terrorists continue to kill innocent people, including those who have come from the outside world to help.
Long after the conflict is over these weapons often continue to kill and maim, wreaking havoc for years to come.
Such devices continue to kill, injure or disable thousands of innocent citizens.
This is what I know, that Cobb is still out there, and as long as he is,he will continue to kill, and that is all you need to know.
These weapons continue to kill and maim hundreds of thousands of people each year the world over.
In this context, I need to refer to the problem of land-mines, which continue to kill and maim thousands of people every year.
These weapons continue to kill, maim and threaten the lives of innocent people in many countries of the world, including my own.
The Convention is about the fight against the terror of inhumane and cowardly conventional weapons that continue to kill and maim thousands of innocent people each year.
The fact that conventional arms continue to kill many thousands of people every year is often overlooked, except, of course, by the States and individuals suffering most from the bloodshed.
Copper surfaces kill 99.9 percent of bacteria within two hours and continue to kill 99 percent of bacteria even after repeated contamination.
When a conflict ends, mines and‘explosive remnants ofwar' like unexploded bombs, shells and cluster-munition bomblets continue to kill and maim.
Even when the fighting is over, mines continue to kill and maim at the current rate of 500 casualties a week.
Nevertheless, despite the progress we have made in our efforts,countries throughout the world continue to suffer from terrorist attacks that continue to kill innocent people.
Malnutrition, malaria, AIDS, diarrheal andcommunicable diseases continue to kill millions of people, stifling the economic potential of large segments of populations.
While keeping our focus on the question of weapons of mass destruction, we cannot afford to ignore the challenge posed by small arms and light weapons.These weapons continue to kill and maim tens of thousands the world over.
These landmines continue to kill and maim innocent persons and to disrupt normal economic activity in infested areas long after the termination of conflicts during which they were laid.
An acute underlying problem during the recovery process is land-mines, which continue to kill and maim thousands of innocent civilians long after the cessation of hostilities.
On the contrary, Israeli occupying forces continue to kill, injure, destroy and commit other violations of international law, including international humanitarian law, against the civilian population under its brutal occupation.
The unexploded remnants of cluster munitions, attractive in size, shape, and colour to children andother unwitting civilians, continue to kill for decades after conflicts are over, as do landmines that lay hidden in the earth.
At the same time, as noted above,the Israeli occupying forces continue to kill and wound Palestinian civilians almost daily as the occupying Power continues to pursue its illegal policies and practices throughout the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem.
If three quarters of a century after the end of hostilities abandoned munitions continue to kill indiscriminately despite systematic mine-clearing actions, what will happen in countries where vast stretches of land are infested by millions of mines which have been blindly sown?