Sentence examples for continuation under from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the evaluation has provided powerful ammunition for advocates of the program to press for its continuation under the new government of Vicente Fox, and in other countries.

He believes that the cold war, far from being a conflict necessary to clear the ideological air, was a continuation, under new management, of the old European colonial enterprise.

Refinements of the design are carried out using gradient based methods such as differential correction and pseudo arc length continuation method under the of circular restricted three body model.

20 The CCE includes data on active employees, early retirees, those receiving continuation coverage under the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act, and their dependents insured by employer-sponsored plans.

It may be unjust, but it puts the question of European continuation in Africa under great scepticism".

He said the discussions were a continuation of contacts under the auspices of the United Nations, dating back several years, and involved the American-led war against the Taliban in Afghanistan.

The insolvency administrator's compensation can entail fixed and variable components, depending on the value of assets under continuation or liquidation.

Because the patient had been placed a DES, we should have first performed the tracheostomy on the patient with strict hemostasis to secure the airway under continuation of DAPT or only aspirin a month after the DES implantation.

Because the patient had airway stenosis with a recent placement of DES, we should have first performed the tracheostomy on the patient with strict hemostasis to secure the airway under continuation of DAPT or only aspirin a month after the DES implantation.

At the end of the baseline recording a physical stress test, i.e., 10 min swimming exercise, was performed under continuation of electrocardiogram recording as described before [ 23].

Heat shock protein (HSP) is mediator for cytoprotection and growth promotion [ 5] not only in the normal condition but also in the continuation of life under stress.