Sentence examples for continued interest of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Board concluded that '(t)he continued interest of Toolco in TWA appears essential to the best interests of the carrier and the public.' Id., at 224.

The CAB, after full hearings into the Toolco-TWA relationship, found that Toolco's financial and other support was of great importance to TWA and concluded that 'the continued interest of Toolco in TWA appears essential to the best interests of the carrier and the public.' The CAB's approval was made subject to the conditions of the 1944 order.

The US Department of Justice said it "has continued to make clear to Mexican authorities the continued interest of the United States in securing Caro Quintero's extradition so that he might face justice in the United States.

The Justice Department filed conspiracy and racketeering charges against Mr. Caro Quintero in May 1987 related to the killing, and "in the years since, the Department of Justice has continued to make clear to Mexican authorities the continued interest of the United States in securing Caro Quintero's extradition so that he might face justice in the United States," it said in a statement.

Now the issue is the continued interest of readers in Clinton-era reminiscences about health-care reform or even Monica S. Lewinsky in the new decade shaped by the events of Sept. 11.

The continued interest of his hallucinatory, adversarial works among contemporary artists would have no doubt pleased Ensor, who in the mid-1890s wrote in a letter to a critic, "In the distortion that light inflicts upon the line, I saw the immensity waiting to be explored and a new vision to be established".

But it may not want to double its already big bet on the continuing interest of readers in the Clintons.

They said that key documents were missing, and they pointed to the intense, continuing interest of Western intelligence agencies in their client's activities.

Given the continuing interest of Swedish Match, General Cigar's board created a special committee to advise and make recommendations to the full board concerning any transaction with Swedish Match.

Similarly, Smith discusses the continuing interest of the Hapsburgs in alchemical transmutation, which was thought to be practical and attainable.

The former directors wished to preserve the continuity of the service to its members, the poets and publishers whom it has supported since 1953, so before the company closed they worked very hard with the directors of Inpress to find a new home for the name – the Poetry Book Society – the goodwill, the format and most importantly the continuing interests of the membership.