Sentence examples for by the continuance from inspiring English sources

Further, if the parties agree in their forecasts of how the wish to settle will be affected by the continuance of the strike, they will find it in their interests to reach agreement on what would be the terms of the ultimate settlement without resorting to coercion by stoppage.

Most attribute the permanence of the language to empire, as well as by the continuance of its use as the primary language of the United States and of the internet, making it the global lingua franca.

Nevertheless, because blacks were educationally and socially disadvantaged in the South, Breckinridge concluded that "the interests of both races in the Commonwealth would be promoted by the continuance of their present relations".

"We must win the peace by assuring the continuance of America's supremacy in the air," said Col. N. Jay Boots, the other day.

The Foreign Languages and Area Studies FLASS) Fellowships promote foreign language competence and international world area knowledge by ensuring the continuance of area expertise in a variety of fields, including academe.

With such acts, cultural memory remains tied to the island and acts as an agent for communal identity by validating the continuance of local ownership of the island left behind.

These moves were taken seriously by the rival resident ambassadors, but were ended in June 1553 by the belligerents, the continuance of war being more advantageous to them.

The Committee took note of the conclusions reached by the Constitution and Organization Committee on the establishment of regional offices and the continuance by FAO of agricultural advisory services hitherto provided by UNRRA in Greece.

The ruling is grounded upon considerations of public policy and public convenience, and classes the receipt of goods so designated for a point beyond the carrier line as a holding out to the public that the carrier has made its own arrangements for the continuance by a connecting carrier of the transportation after the goods leave its own line.

The panel said Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Larry Paul Fidler abused his discretion by refusing to grant the continuance in April.

Furthermore, the need to divide by cadres and ensure the continuance of the activity in the clinics limited the number of health workers involved in the study, and this could have hampered the richness of the discussions.