Examples of using This to continue in English and their translations into Swedish
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You really want this to continue?
transparent central banks in the world and we wish this to continue.
I cannot permit this to continue.
In writing.- It is clear the Roma is a neglected minority in the European Union; we cannot allow this to continue.
Are we to allow this to continue?
People also translate
We as a European Parliament, representatives of a transnational organisation, should not allow this to continue.
We have to allow this to continue.
you should not allow this to continue.
We must not allow this to continue any longer!
It occurred to me that we can't allow this to continue.
I would like this to continue indefinitely.
We cannot afford to allow this to continue.
If we want all this to continue, then we must not overplay our hand.
You see any reason for this to continue?
We must not allow this to continue: the hijacking of a name which does not belong to them
The OECD agreement allows all this to continue.
In order for this to continue, the most important thing we must now do is to provide the support that our creative industries need to continue to grow.
It occurred to me that we can't allow this to continue.
US forecasters now expected this to continue and were even encouraging it.
But I do remember having a very clear sense that I wanted this to continue.
wanting this to continue as long as possible.
So far we have never been unhappy with our results from the fair and we expect this to continue,” he says.
You're running out of time for this to continue being a civil conversation.
How we can allow illegal bombing like this to continue is just beyond credibility.
the Irish people want this to continue to be the case in the future.
Mail is still relevant, but in order for this to continue to be the case further action is required.
He used this to continue the work of two great astronomers Johannes Hevelius who lived in the 17th century
The let-out clause for such countries would allow this to continue for another seven years.
we all want this to continue.