Sentence examples for of continuance from inspiring English sources

" 'Do not do anything to this house until you get a letter of continuance,' " he recalled one inspector saying.

The findings of an empirical study with smartcard users in Zaragoza Spainn) show usefulness and security as the main antecedents of continuance intentions.

Also, affective commitment dominates the profile of high performers, while poor service providers seem to exhibit a higher level of continuance commitment.

In a two-party situation the administration has, in effect, an assurance of a majority in the legislature, deriving from the predominance of one party; it has, therefore, a guarantee of continuance and effectiveness.

In the case of a violation through continuing failure to comply with a rule or with subsection (a)(1), each day of continuance of such failure shall be treated as a separate violation, for purposes of subparagraphs (A) and (B).

Bishop Welldon [Dean of Durham Cathedral] says the belief that the souls of animals as well as of men survive death has been held by a good many profound thinkers, from Plato to Bishop Butler, and adds: "I incline to think that animal life will prove to be susceptible not only of continuance but of elevation beyond the grave".

It is true that it is stated in some of the authorities that where there are conflicting presumptions, the presumption of innocence will prevail against the presumption of the continuance of life, the presumption of the continuance of things generally, the presumption of marriage, and the presumption of chastity.

A number of continuances were granted for reasons unrelated to Anita's absence.

Part of the reason is the rampant use of continuances, a sign of an overworked public defender system.

At one point I reached the limit of my rolling skill, encountering a floor with curved edges that I could not navigate, using up my store of continuances in the attempt.

Don't expect a lot of continuances or delays in this case". Judge Melville's penchant for order may arise from a time when his personal life was rather less orderly.