Sentence examples for continue its process from inspiring English sources
Either the country will return to "normality" or the Fidesz will continue its process of state capture, slicing up the country for the benefit of its friends while waging endless wars against imagined enemies.
That squares with all the above: Microsoft will continue its process of uniting its larger operating system varietals while at once trying to unwind at least some of the bind that Windows 8.x has caused its users.
LACMTA touted the judge's decision as a "victory" on "The Source," because the federal judge did not vacate the ROD (Record of Decision), which allows LACMTA to continue its process of getting federal grant funding.
The group said it was also continuing its process of selecting its 2015 parliamentary candidates for Portsmouth along with May's upcoming council elections - both of which Mr Hancock could stand in for re-election.
Vintage new age music from the 1970s and 1980s continues its process of rediscovery, possibly without the baggage that originally surrounded it the first time around.
In occupied East Jerusalem meanwhile, Israel has continued its process of Judaisation, enforced through bureaucracy and bulldozers.
This result suggests that in brain regions containing high levels of CIC in relation to ATXN1 (such as the cerebellum), CIC stabilizes ATXN1 in its oligomeric conformation, but where the ratio of CIC to ATXN1 is lower, ATXN1 is not stabilized in its oligomeric confirmation and continues its process of forming non-toxic NIs.
The judges issued the three-page order late Friday in response to an emergency request by the Obama administration to let the Department of Defense continue its repeal process in an orderly fashion.
But America can't help but continue its dynamic process of change as its community continues to evolve and redefine itself.
Your computer should continue its boot process.
To continue its intracellular processes a cell must maintain an intracellular chemical environment in which the concentrations of various ions (see below) are kept constant in the face of changing concentrations in the medium surrounding the cell.
