Sentence examples for a case for continuing from inspiring English sources

A recent research report by the London-based Institute for Public Policy Research made a case for continuing British aid to India, given how it remains among the worst countries when it comes to child mortality rates and malnourishment.

When the board kept the brief from being filed in court, it was leaked to the N.A.A.C.P., which used it to make a case for continuing the desegregation plan.

The songs on "Clarity" convey acute self-awareness along with flashes of grace and insolence: the album is a pitch-perfect teenage plaint, though the concert made a case for continuing relevance beyond graduation.

He made a case for continuing to fight Islamic radicalism, a conventional Republican refrain.

Perhaps a more imaginative exhibition would make a better case for continuing to use these materials.

There is a valid case for continuing to market companies strongly in difficult times.

"We do not see a business case for continuing manufacturing operations in Germany".

But when everybody knows money is tight, what was needed was a principled case for continuing to spend on these particular things.

He and Representative Sherwood L. Boehlert, the New York Republican who is the chairman of the House Science Committee, say they are looking to NASA to make a strong case for continuing human spaceflight.

The Commons International Development select committee said there was a "powerful case" for continuing aid to the nation, but British taxpayers must not be left to foot the growing bill unless its wealthiest citizens pay their fair share.

In an address at the final legislative session before the elections on Dec. 4, Mr. Putin sought to make a forceful case for continuing the government that he has now led for 12 years — first as president and now as prime minister — and that he plans to continue leading by returning to the presidency next year.