In addition, an organization that continues to work with youth over several years can have greater continuity of effort over time.
But, he added, "It's a way of ensuring greater continuity of coverage.
However, since the 1950s the marine record has become more useful because of its greater continuity and preservation.
These structural changes included allowing officers to stand for re-election in some roles and were aimed at achieving greater continuity and efficiency.
But the greater continuity is in more abstract echoes, of people never looking at each other straight on but obliquely or in reflections and of vision as a matter of changing light and shadow.
The Limbourgs use this architectural motif in seven other paintings from the Belles Heures, but in subsequent versions they establish greater continuity between the two halves of the picture and make the space behind the column recede more sharply.
Dharma-shastra is equal in age to Jewish law (or older, if its roots do indeed go back to the Vedas, the earliest scriptures of Hinduism) and has greater continuity and longevity than Roman law.
The report claims this way of working would allow patients to be discharged from hospital at weekends, while closer links between community and social care providers would enable greater continuity of care at home.
Much of the revenue terminology used in the documents of the peshwa and his subordinates derives from Persian (the language of Mughal administration), which suggests a far greater continuity between Mughal and Maratha revenue practice than might have been imagined.
"We are making a mutual investment in people, processes and technology to provide greater continuity of the Dell brand globally," said Casey Jones, vice president for global brand marketing at Dell ."And we will operate together as one marketing and communications team".
