Sentence examples for has meant a continuation from inspiring English sources

In many cases, "retirement" has meant a continuation of solitary confinement but no more invasive and painful procedures.

The President's choice of Tom Vilsack to head the USDA has meant a continuation of the policy of dumping meat and cheese into schools.

"I've have to say I was personally gutted that Kim Jong-un didn't turn up," says Offland. "For me that would have meant a natural continuation of this, and more positive things could potentially happen".

It was a performance not without endeavour but it meant a continuation of a frustrating campaign for Benteke who has seven goals in 31 appearances and has failed to score in his last 11 appearances.

"I wrote that it meant a continuation of the Afghan civil war".

Republicans, trying to emphasize an issue that strikes a chord with conservatives, said the creation of a new $150 billion fund to dissolve failing businesses would mean a continuation of the bailouts that have sparked public anger.

But to what degree this means a continuation of the cultural role that Islamic literatures have played in the formation and education of society over the centuries is not yet clear.

It is simply to warn that a win for Obama will mean a continuation, and even a worsening, of the cultural and legislative trends we've witnessed in the last few years.

That means a continuation of the letters, petitions and regular peaceful and artistically staged protests that have included spilling oily black molasses at Tate's summer party in 2010 and whispering transcripts of the Deepwater Horizon trial in 2013.

"That means a continuation of the occupation".

"Partial parity laws mean a continuation of strong discriminatory practices," Dr. Libertoff said.