Sentence examples for immediate continuation of from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately after Olmert's resignation as prime minister, the foreign minister, Tzipi Livni, was unable to reestablish the centre-left coalition that would have enabled an immediate continuation of the negotiations from the Israeli side.

Bennett, in the immediate continuation of the above quote, recruits objects for just such a purpose: "That rests on the mistaken assumption that causal statements must report relations between shovers and forcers.

The immediate continuation of this work would be to categorize the magnitude of the most significant attributes that lead to a certain magnitude of the sensitivity measures.

The halting of WISDOM in October 2002 did not have an immediate effect on the continuation of our trial.

The immediate danger is that a continuation of current behavior by many large banks threatens to undermine our global financial system.

The possibility of terror bombings was considered before the invasion and had not been seen as grounds for immediate capitulation; provisions had been made for the continuation of effective government even after widespread urban destruction.

The more immediate issue, though, was Jones's role in the continuation of the Balco case, which had seen few developments in recent months.

In this manuscript, we evaluate the immediate and long-term implications of AED reduction, AED discontinuation, or continuation of preoperative AED regimen in patients who underwent temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) surgery.

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".

Also, in a kind of continuation of the disenfranchisement of the less-than-manly, conscientious objectors were not allowed to vote in the immediate post-war elections.

In such a setting, induction of labour is generally applied because the expected risk of continuation of pregnancy from either a maternal or a fetal perspective is larger than the expected risk of immediate delivery.