Examples of using Practice continues in English and their translations into Spanish
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The practice continues in 2009.
Polygamy is outlawed but the practice continues.
This practice continues today.
Despite now being illegal, the practice continues.
This practice continues: see annex VIIB.
People also translate
The risks are well known, yet the practice continues.
This wretched practice continues unabated.
Many doubts and misunderstandings will go by themselves as your practice continues.
This practice continues to the present day.
Benefit-sharing is another area in which practice continues to evolve.
As my practice continues, this strength increases.
Nevertheless, despite the universal prohibition of capital punishment with respect to juvenile offenders, the practice continues in a handful of countries.
This practice continues occasionally in South America.
Human rights groups report that the practice continues even after the expiration of the decree that created the zones.
This practice continues over the course of nine days or nine hours. 2.
The Special Rapporteur has however received reports that the practice continues and that prosecution of officers responsible for the welfare of recruits is rare.
This practice continues even though it is not written in the Koran.
As long as this practice continues, credential stuffing will remain fruitful.
This practice continues under federal and state hunting regulations.
He also hints that the practice continues for series of lives before one attains the state of At-one-ment.
The practice continues to this day, despite ongoing outcry from Malaysian NGOs.
However, it appears that the practice continues and that not all states have effective legislation against it.
The practice continues and the local management keeps dismissing key union supporters.
Nevertheless, the practice continues and has been an element of virtually every single recent conflict.
This practice continues, with apparently high levels of production decline from a significant number of producing wells.
As your practice continues to develop, the madhyadaśā or"middle state" will be developed too.
However, the practice continues, sporadically fuelling both female feticide and dowry deaths of new brides.
The practice continues on a reduced scale in remote rural areas, where it is carried out in secret, far from clinics and hospitals, using primitive methods.
The practice continues despite a Supreme Court decision on 10 September 2006 ordering effective implementation of existing laws that prohibit child exploitation.
This practice continues to deprive our people of their food resources, while the illegal operators continue to reap and enjoy the rewards from this activity without any accountability.