Sentence examples for continued without change from inspiring English sources

SolarPower Europe, however, expects the Obama administration's tariffs on Chinese solar panels to be continued without change.

A different case there would also be if the accidents had been so many as to show that the game in its inherent nature was too dangerous to be continued without change.

The practical effect of Bakke was that most affirmative action programs continued without change.

The aftermath of the meeting was that, officially, the police have stopped going out with outreach workers from The Works on street operations, although the program has continued without change at the John Howard Society.

Based on review of these data along with safety information by the Independent Data Monitoring Committee and the Steering Committee, the study was continued without change using the originally calculated sample size.

All medications, prescribed and administered to each patient prior to the initiation of the study and the Renadyl regimen, were either continued without change or reassessed and substituted by an alternative therapeutic modality, in accordance with the accepted standards of care.

After commencing (October 15th) treatment with omeprazole (Antra MUPS 1 × 20 mg/day), the patient's INR increased from initially 2.15 (determined on October 6th) to 3.34 (November 3rd), although the phenprocoumon dosing regimen and all other medication had been continued without changes.

All of the special training programs which were begun this fall to facilitate undergraduate participation in government work will presumably continue without change.

The material properties outside the target zones were extrapolated so that those on the side surfaces of the target zones continue without change.

The principle of good continuation then acts as a cognitive constraint resulting in the straight line being seen as a unit that continues without change, making it difficult for students to understand and interpret the relationships being depicted.

The other study suggests if present trends of industrial overfishing continue without change there will be no commercially viable wild fisheries left by mid-century.