Sentence examples for continue the examination from inspiring English sources
And then it means nothing.' " Made in Squalor Later articles will continue the examination of third world production for first world markets.
The judges at the ICTR denied his request, and, despite being ordered to continue the examination of his witness, Robinson refused.
The officer said they would continue the examination at 5.30pm and would arrest Elosta if he refused to answer any question.
Continuing the examination of the events surrounding the death of young soldier Cheryl James at Surrey's Deepcut barracks in 1995, as the inquest prepares to deliver its verdict.
Empress of the Splendid Season (1999) continues the examination of immigrant life, this time revealing the discrepancy between the characters' rich self-images and their banal lives.
A Congressional panel is continuing the examination of the collapse of MF Global and the firm's misuse of customer money, as lawmakers seek to find ways to prevent a repeat of the financial debacle.
In his Ragionamenti (1534 36; modern edition, 1914; "Discussions"), Roman prostitutes reveal to each other the moral failings of many important men of their city, and in I dialoghi and other dialogues he continues the examination of carnality and corruption among Romans.
This study continues the examination of a variety of strategies an individual may consider or adopt in response to congestion.
The following section continues the examination of the El Rosario International Law Clinics research with the objective of delineating the concept of ordering under IHL.
A human being has "one form which is not simple (simplex) but a composite of many [potentiae] having a natural order to each other" (E 7, 53).[4] Before continuing the examination of Kilwardby's theory of the human soul, some terminological remarks are in order: Kilwardby uses the term potentiae mostly to refer to the vegetative, sensitive, and intellective souls.
