Sentence examples for and continuing to develop from inspiring English sources

Craven is to host an IPC meeting in Berlin in October to celebrate 25 years of the organisation and said it would focus on three main priorities: "Maintaining momentum of Paralympic Games, supporting the development of many more Paralympic athletes all over the world and continuing to develop world championships, regional games and national championships".

"This means stepping up work to prevent it, protecting girls at risk, providing support to survivors, pursuing prosecutions when necessary and continuing to develop relevant partnerships," she said.

Joshua Redman Quartet Judging from his two sold-out concert appearances at the Music Hall in Tarrytown this past May, the saxophonist Joshua Redman, a Sleepy Hollow resident, is playing stronger than ever and continuing to develop musically.

Thursday was a bitter-sweet experience; on the one hand I had Lord Mawson visiting Salford to talk about future opportunities for regeneration and continuing to develop the city, and on the other I had to read the stark reality of what the next four years are going to mean for the people I represent.

Clarkson continued: "We are so pleased that all of these different talents and abilities make you the special person you are and these are all of the things we measure to reassure us that you are always making progress and continuing to develop as a lovely bright young man.

Despite having used them in the fields of France, and continuing to develop and stockpile them, the great powers reaffirmed the ban on their use in the Geneva protocol of 1925.The taboo became even stronger after the second world war, in which they were used only by Japan.

The mammary gland begins to form early during embryogenesis and continues to develop in defined stages that are correlated with sexual development and reproduction [ 40- 42].

Over the next two and a half years Dodger and Ms. Morgan showcased "True Home" in workshops and continued to develop it.

The wider constitutional relationships that have been established and continue to develop should not be bypassed.

Now 19, Marchenko has resumed her studies and continues to develop her small baked-goods business.

We were able to continue supporting our own school and continued to develop it alongside our studies.