Sentence examples for Engaged in continuing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Durham said that since 1975 Mr. Connolly "engaged in continuing conduct to protect James Bulger".
He also said that the town had engaged in "continuing obstinacy and persistent obfuscatory obstructionism" to thwart Taubman and the courts.
The A.M.A. is engaged in continuing discussions with President Obama and members of Congress about how to make health care coverage for all a reality.
Indeed, researchers at cellulosic-ethanol companies, national labs, and academic labs are engaged in continuing R&D both in converting biomass into ethanol and in growing more-productive strains of biomass.
By contrast, the OECD study found that in (more equal) countries that fared better in the tests, like Finland, Denmark and the Netherlands, more than 60% of the adult population have engaged in continuing education programs or on the job training.
Intel acknowledges that it withheld vital information from Intergraph, Digital and Compaq, with which it was engaged in continuing patent disputes, but it says that it was not about to share intellectual property with customers that were suing it over intellectual property.
We'll never get to build that world if the Civil War (the cultural civil war) we are engaged in continues.
The literature reports that workload factors affect nurses' ability to fully engage in continuing professional development.
Baccalaureate nursing graduates must enter their professional careers with the understanding and ability to engage in continuing learning in order to ensure competence in professional practice.
So far, both have allowed their campaign organizations to engage in continuing campaigns to convince the public of the fairness of their positions.
Additionally, the willfulness defendant exhibited in this case persuades this court that "there is a strong possibility that defendant will engage in continuing copyright violations unless an injunction is issued". Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corp. v. Crooks, 542 F.Supp.
