Sentence examples for discovery to continue from inspiring English sources

Without ruling on the merits of the cases, and while allowing discovery to continue, Cogan recommended the Brazilian court system as a more appropriate jurisdiction for the dispute.

Although public distrust of the technology could potentially derail the train, many passengers are hoping that increased understanding of both its potential benefits and dangers will keep it on track and allow the journey toward discovery to continue.

If the exponential increase in discovery is to continue, especially in a period of fiscal retrenchment, research methods will have to become significantly more efficient than the transgenic approaches that have been common so far.

These sorts of discoveries need to continue in the United States to ensure a strong future for our country.

Google and its lawyers declined to discuss the case or the e-mails, released along with a ruling in Massachusetts Superior Court allowing discovery of evidence to continue and witnesses to be deposed.

The event took a $485,000 blow last year when Cabela's reduced its commitment and the Discovery Channel declined to continue "Iditarod: Toughest Race on Earth," a documentary series that ran in 2008.

I have made an important discovery and want to continue to work on it after I leave the laboratory.

These signal that today's joint motion to dismiss the case should be denied because if discovery is permitted to continue, there's a reasonable expectation that evidence of illegal activity will be revealed.

Vigorous discovery efforts need to continue in better synchrony with validation efforts.

Quantitative approaches have had significant impact in oncology drug development; their application to the interpretation of mechanistic nonclinical discovery data promises to continue providing significant value in the future.

2d 36 (D.D.C. 1999) (ordering forfeiture of all of a large, complex corporation's assets in the United States, permitting the government to continue discovery necessary to identify and trace those assets); United States v. Saccoccia, 898 F. Supp.