Sentence examples for has been a continuance from inspiring English sources

The result has been a continuance of acid attacks against women and men.

Most of the Soviet aid has been a continuance of its longtime and massive support for Cuba, which, according to the study by the State and Defense departments, received shipments totaling 245,000 tons between 1981 and 1984.

Every subsequent court date has been a pro forma affair that led to a continuance.

For modern Aboriginals, written literature has been a way of both claiming a voice and articulating a sense of cohesion as a people faced with real threats to the continuance of their culture.

In recent years, there has been a focus on the role that primary care should play in identifying and promoting physical activity as a behaviour relevant to the adoption and continuance of a healthy lifestyle [ 15].

Although a trial date of July 2 has been set, a continuance is likely.

"I would say the best part of the Obama administration has been his continuance of the protections of the homeland using the big metadata programs, the NSA being enhanced," said Bush, who is considering a 2016 presidential run.

"ICE has been opposing continuances and also refusing to grant discretion for U Visa applicants with removal orders to remain pending the outcome of their visa petitions," explained Cristina Velez, a staff attorney at New York University's Immigrant Defense Initiative.

Little research has been done on students' continuance intention weblogs use for learning purposes.

He elaborated and systematized the work undertaken by Confucius and Mencius, giving a cohesiveness, comprehensiveness, and direction to Confucian thought that was all the more compelling for the rigour with which he set it forth; and the strength he thereby gave to that philosophy has been largely responsible for its continuance as a living tradition for over 2,000 years.

This has been demonstrated for the start and continuance of foraging behaviour in primates [ 26- 29], ungulates [ 30- 45], rodents [ 46, 47] and birds [ 48- 54], and in the foraging-dive behaviour in birds [ 55- 63].