Sentence examples for continuous and systematic from inspiring English sources

1868, but the contacts must have been "continuous and systematic". Id. at 416, 104 S.Ct.

413, 96 L.Ed. 485 (1952) (permitting general jurisdiction where defendant's contacts with the forum were "continuous and systematic").

Bauman goes further and explicitly discards more expansive theories of general jurisdiction premised on the imputation of a subsidiary's forum contacts to its corporate parent or on the mere existence of "continuous and systematic" contacts with the forum state.

To establish general jurisdiction over the defendant, the defendant's activities in the State must have been "continuous and systematic," a more demanding standard than is necessary for establishing specific jurisdiction.

Zoology cannot be as practically taught, though the habits of all kinds of animals afford infinite opportunity: for training the observing powers of pupils in the country; which should be judiciously directed by the teacher so as to render the observations continuous and systematic as far as they go; they should be always duly recorded, dated, and correctly described.

However, there is a lack of automatic observation techniques, which enable the continuous and systematic recording of the mobility behavior, the producing of non-arbitrary registries, the gathering of big data and the emergence of patterns.

Bauman's rejection of the plaintiffs' "continuous-and-systematic-contacts" test for general jurisdiction also provides doctrinal clarity, making plain that such continuous and systematic contacts alone can only support specific jurisdiction.

According to the Court, the "continuous-and-systematic" formulation is not the test for general jurisdiction; rather, International Shoe used the words "continuous and systematic" in its consideration of specific jurisdiction i.e., jurisdiction where the in-state conduct is the basis for the claim.

Over the past several years, we have observed that many of the best-performing companies have abandoned the traditional approach and are focusing explicitly on reaching decisions through the continuous identification and systematic resolution of strategic issues.

Continuous efforts and systematic screening of cultivars and tissues for regeneration potential, development of various DNA delivery methods and optimization of gene expression cassettes have led the development of reliable transformation protocols for the major cereals including wheat.

The impetus for what would become known as the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration came in 1893, when in a lecture to the Royal Geographical Society Professor Sir John Murray called for a resumption of Antarctic exploration: "a steady, continuous, laborious and systematic exploration of the whole southern region".