Sentence examples for continuance when the from inspiring English sources
A case involving the validity of a divorce obtained in Florida was being tried here in the Supreme Court, and the attorney for one of the contestants was caught unprepared because the judge had denied him continuance when the trial was called.
By Edward L. Grief, Russell Maloney, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, January 19 , 1935P. 12 A case involving the validity of a divorce obtained in Florida was being tried here in the Supreme Court, and the attorney for one of the contestants was caught unprepared because the judge had denied him continuance when the trial was called.
The two together afford managements perfect protection against the necessity of justifying to their stockholders the continuance of the business when the weight of sound opinion points to better results for the owners through liquidation.
(b) H5: Such a result also matches with the research results of Fullerton [21] and Venetis and Ghauri [50]: When the website provides a better service quality, the continuance commitment of the consumers towards the shopping website increases.
When the "machines" crash or run out of fuel, as they always must for continuance of the story, Smyth is there: to fit, to rig, to serve.
When crime opportunities are plentiful there is more continuance than when they are scarce.
When the acting judge, Felicia Ezell -- an area lawyer who said she was filling in for the normal part-time judge -- asked if he was going to pay his fine in full, the man said no and asked for a continuance.
The commission's report was delayed and when finally released called for a continuance of the monetary status quo, albeit with the possible issuance of American gold coins to compete with the South African krugerrand.
"Such pieces were often given to the church by people who were childless, when they knew there would be no continuance of the family," Mr. Friary said.
Toister asked the judge for a continuance to inspect the building and see the fence.
