Sentence examples for continuity of interest from inspiring English sources

Clegg was also directing his remarks at Lord Adonis, the transport secretary and former social democrat who has claimed there is a continuity of interest between the two parties.

Fortunately, there is an important giveaway to closely held businesses tucked into the recently released regulations for Section 368: The "continuity of interest" rule is gone.

Practically, that may be of little consequence for group rights provided that there is a reasonable continuity of interest amongst the group's changing members, so that the content of the right does not change with every change in membership.

The continuity of interest in his thought in the English-speaking world has recently led the University of Notre Dame Press to undertake the publication of a Collected Works of the English-language editions of Maritain's writings.

We can still question the continuity of interest between the earlier and current self by examining the concern the earlier and current self would appropriately have for one another (McMahan 2002).

It fully equals that monumental work in the force and pathos of the story told, while it surpasses it in unity and continuity of interest.

Behind Pakistan's swings between military government and democracy lies a surprising continuity of interests: to some extent, the industrial, military, landowning, and bureaucratic élites are all interrelated and look after one another.

This picture assumes that the earlier and current self are stages in the life of one entity, so that, despite the talk of local interests associated with each life-stage, there is an underlying continuity of interests between the two.

But Goethe's persistence also testifies to the continuity of his interests and themes during his entire life.

But, this time, the basis of the authority is different: it is not grounded in the continuity of overall interests between the two selves, but rather in the earlier self's quasi-property right.

Based on Bonnet's sleep continuity theory [ 16], which posits that at least 10 minutes of uninterrupted sleep are needed to serve a recuperative function, several authors have deemed quantification of sleep continuity to be of interest.