Sentence examples for close and continuous from inspiring English sources

"We will have to have a close and continuous tactical and strategic interaction," he said.

The schools' links with powerful vested interests are close and continuous.

Another problem of physics to which Mrs. Ayrton gave close and continuous attention was the formation of sand-ripples on the seashore.

[ 7 ] At the same time it is important that there should be close and continuous coordination of economic policy among the seven summit countries.

Further, the White House maintained, Israel's agreement on the guarantees represented the "close and continuous cooperation" between the countries -- a statement reflecting the extreme political sensitivity in Washington to taking any action that might upset American supporters of Israel.

"On the other hand, Uzbekistan has been very helpful to us in the present circumstances, and it is my belief that the best way to foster the developments that we all want is through close and continuous engagement".

We managed this patient with close observation and continuous risk benefit assessments of management decisions.

The close contact and continuous feedback to the BHUs professionals guarantees that this strategy is put into practice with maximum effort, in order to achieve optimal adherence to the screening program.

Close monitoring and continuous comparative assessment of healthcare providers by ownership type, a research and policy practice neglected in most European countries and almost unknown to date in Greece, can offer useful data facilitating rational health policy decisions on the appropriate balance of, or even the need for, a public/private hospital mix.

We compared breeds selected to work while visually separated from human partners (N = 30, 21 breeds, clustered as independent worker group), with those selected to work in close cooperation and continuous visual contact with human partners (N = 30, 22 breeds, clustered as cooperative worker group), and with a group of mongrels (N = 30).

Since the start of the sovereign debt crisis in the EU in March 2010, the role of the Eurozone NPs in ratifying or revising rescue packages has highlighted the importance of close cooperation and continuous exchanges of information between the NPs and the EP.