Sentence examples for continued nature from inspiring English sources

Since then, experts have sided widely with the Chinese judge, Liu Daqun, who wrote in a sharp dissent that there was no doubt that General Perisic's actions facilitated the large-scale crimes in Bosnia and that "given the magnitude, critical importance and continued nature" of the support, his acts were "a prime example" of aiding and abetting.

There had been a major racism controversy during January's Celebrity Big Brother contest, and the launch of Wank Week raised the prospect of further embarrassment at a critical time: Ofcom was reviewing the channel's finances ahead of the digital switchover, with the continued nature of Channel 4's existence as a state-owned but advertisement-funded public service broadcaster at stake.

If this continues, nature will die".

Hinting at the continuing nature of the analysis, the report noted, "Film review continuing to better define impact area".

Also, group insurance plans are usually of a continuing nature and seldom have to be resold or renegotiated.

The continuing nature of the threat was brought home last week by an attack on troops patrolling outside the Louvre museum.

The time when the possession became illegal cannot affect the continuing nature of the act of possession.

Tuilagi has been hampered by a groin strain sustained in October and missed targets for a return in December, January and February because of the continuing nature of the problem.

"There's very little doubt that L.-e.-T. is responsible, but beyond that we need to learn more," said a senior American official, who was briefed on the investigation and spoke on condition of anonymity, citing its continuing nature.

The case is here on a petition for a writ of certiorari which we granted because the rulings of the lower courts on the continuing nature of the conspiracy were apparently in conflict with decisions of this Court.

"The full scale and continuing nature of the problems caused by delays in the national security determination process have only recently become apparent and I have been assured that further work is being done as a matter of urgency to prevent such problems occurring again and to mitigate their consequences," MacGregor says.