Continental European reviews tended to be more literary than political, perhaps because of the persistence of censorship.
Despite, or perhaps because of, the persistence of these disparities, the push for diversity in business continues to be politicised.
She has also treated Iraq war veterans, who are now trickling into nonmilitary facilities like Kessler largely because of the persistence of their relatives.
Inadequate therapy commonly results in relapse after treatment, probably because of the persistence of live spirochetes in the brain, where the drug concentration does not reach curative levels.
Prisoners may invoke a substantive test of voluntariness which, because of the persistence of abusive practices, has become increasingly meticulous through the years.
Current antiviral therapy fails to cure chronic hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection, primarily because of the persistence of covalently closed circular DNA (cccDNA).
The death of a mentally retarded woman at a state institution in 1984 is being examined by Federal authorities because of the persistence of a state investigator, but he may lose his job as a result.
PBS UK came about largely because of the persistence of David Lyons, a Canadian entrepreneur who founded the Quadra Group, a company with investments in the energy and media industries.
Moreover, he may invoke a 'substantive test of voluntariness which, because of the persistence of abusive practices, has become increasingy meticulous * * *, (taking) specific account of the failure to advise the accused of his privilege against self-incrimination or to allow him access to outside assistance.' 384 U.S., at 730, 86 S.Ct., at 1779.
Nevertheless, federal officials say they moved to affirm the conventional history of the day because of the persistence of what they call "alternative theories". On Wednesday, the National Institute of Standards and Technology issued a seven-page study based on its earlier 10,000-page report on how and why the trade center collapsed.
