Sentence examples for for this continuance from inspiring English sources

A first precondition for this continuance of training is the presence of simulator facilities in every cluster of teaching hospitals.

This distribution not only must provide for the continuance of a society's labour supply (even slaves had to be fed) but also must accord with the prevailing values of different social orders, all of which favour some recipients of income over others men over women, aristocrats over commoners, property owners over nonowners, or political party members over nonmembers.

(See distribution theory). This distribution not only must provide for the continuance of a society's labour supply (even slaves had to be fed) but also must accord with the prevailing values of different social orders, all of which favour some recipients of income over others men over women, aristocrats over commoners, property owners over nonowners, or political party members over nonmembers.

Hawthorne was an unlikely candidate for the continuance of these priorities.

Accordingly, this provides insights into the effectiveness of dividend imputation in mitigating corporate tax avoidance, as well as providing support for the continuance of dividend imputation in Australia.

S.V. wants the reverse but is willing - as Hanoi is not - to settle for the continuance of the DMZ & for the independence of the present Saigon regime.

It is a minor irony that we have Jesse Norman, the biographer and admirer of Edmund Burke, to thank for the continuance of an appointed House of Lords.

Ideally the soul should rule and guide the body, and it could ensure that this situation persisted by seeing that the bodily appetites were indulged to the minimum extent necessary for the continuance of life.

This outcome had more to do with state-level concerns and should be understood principally as the Virginia electorate's expressing its support for the continuance of policies and programs carried out by Mr. Kaine's former boss, Gov. Mark Warner.

Meanwhile, from June 18, General Charles de Gaulle, whom Reynaud had sent on a military mission to London on June 5, was broadcasting appeals for the continuance of France's war.

It is everywhere apparent that universities are assuming more responsibility for the continuance and renewal of education for the highly educated.