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Перевод: ongoing

[прилагательное]
непрерывный; постоянный; происходящий в настоящее время;
[существительное]
поведение; поступки

Тезаурус:

1. ART Films: Paul Johnson: 01 229 5131: Concord 747 Roll 1988 - permission to be sought from BA first - ongoing: att.
2. Training is ongoing.
3. This is despite WH Smith's assertion that their actions damaged the ongoing business of Our Price.
4. The International Federation of Accountants' International Auditing Practices Committee has issued exposure drafts of ISAs 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 23, 26 and 28, under its ongoing codification and improvements project.
5. There have also been ongoing tensions in relation to the council's bureaucracy, the expectations attached to the activists-turned-officers, and the question of prioritizing the needs of different oppressed groups.
6. He hopes to spend time exploring the challenges of "spirituality and non-literate young people" with an emphasis on communicating and sharing the good news, working with the bible and the issue of ongoing nurture.
7. Sandhurst, which has performed dreadfully under Tootal's control, made a 2m loss up to the point when WH Smith was persuaded to buy it, and three out of the four ongoing Tootal businesses showed disappointing results.
8. On this basis the necessary funding would be obtained for ongoing conversion to resources at the correct levels.
9. Heron proposes classifying debt as A and B. Category A interest would continue to be paid on time with principal repaid from cash generated by the ongoing businesses and asset disposals.
10. The tennis courts at Arlebury Park are to be resurfaced shortly, and the football pitches at both Arlebury and Stratton Bates continue to be well used and are an ongoing maintenance expense.
11. Direction is not simply for times of crisis but for ongoing growth.
12. The most celebrated battle in the ongoing war, however, concerned Hansard.
13. During their lives faithful Roman Catholics are taught that by certain sacraments a person becomes a Christian, obtains ongoing pardon for sins and is prepared for the life hereafter.