Sentence examples for if the continuation from inspiring English sources

He would not say if the continuation of whaling was a deal-breaker - but he said that interference in Iceland's fishing industry was, and that whaling was part of that.

If the continuation of the NAM could assist small states of the Third World to operate independently and with more confidence in the international arena, that itself should be a reason for the NAM to revive and persist.

In the present method, a first direction is chosen such that the Floquet multipliers will change mostly if the continuation is applied along this direction.

But section 1113 provides that the court can also order an intermediate step: Namely, "if essential to the continuation of the debtor's business" the court can permit the debtor to make changes to the collective bargaining agreement, while still keeping the agreement in force.

"I don't know if it promotes the continuation of Japanese-American culture or Japanese-American values," said Chris Aihara, director of community relations for the Japanese American Cultural and Community Center.

We'll have to wait until the film's August release to see if this is the continuation of Johansson's success, and marks Besson's resurgence as a director.

In his novel "Black Diamond," Zakes Mda, one of the nation's leading writers, wryly observed, "In this brave new world, accumulation of personal wealth is dressed up in militarism, as if capitalism is the continuation of the guerrilla warfare that was fought during apartheid".

Given the effort Democrats are making to capitalize on the issue, Speaker John A. Boehner warned Republicans they would run political risks and could be accused of allowing a tax increase if they blocked the continuation of payroll tax relief set to expire at the end of the year.

A patient with total brain failure meets none of these criteria, even if a respirator permits the continuation of cardiopulmonary function.

The STPs are especially suitable for futures research studies that are focused on criterion 4. If experts believe on the continuation of some statistically significant trend, you have strong reasons to believe on its continuation.

Chaudron (1985, p. 59) observed that, "even if every child embodies the continuation of the family, boys more than girls and elder children more than younger children have a more immediate responsibility for the family's economic and social future".