Sentence examples for permits the continuation of from inspiring English sources

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

The accord permits the continuation of climate change talks on two separate tracks: the Kyoto Protocol -- opposed by most industrialized nations but demanded by China and the G-77 -- and the Long-term Cooperative Action track (LCA).

By adjusting the dose according to the criteria for dose modification and discontinuation (Tables  1, 2), the XP regimen permits the continuation of treatment when adverse reactions occur.

Most egregious of all was that Mr. Obama permitted the continuation of the inhuman blockade and siege of Gaza.

As a member of the Constitutional Convention, Mason strenuously opposed the compromise permitting the continuation of the slave trade until 1808.

Abraham Lincoln, after all, endorsed the Missouri Compromise permitting the continuation of slavery but barring its export into uncontaminated territories: precisely a political compromise on a moral issue.

Nevertheless, the former company, if requested, shall deliver the latter company derivative copies permitting the continuation of reproduction of articles for use within German territory.

The European ministers said the assets of the Iranian central bank within the European Union would be frozen, with limited exemptions to permit the continuation of legitimate trade, the ministers' statement said.

The principal focus of modern insolvency legislation rests no longer on the liquidation and elimination of insolvent estates but on the remodeling of the financial and, if necessary, organizational structure of a debtor in economic difficulties so as to permit the continuation of the economic activities.

We suggest that inflation coordination between the large EMU member states might contribute to a solution while permitting the continuation of real exchange-rate adjustments of smaller economies.

Will we permit the continuation of unbridled commodity speculation on our poorly supervised commodity exchanges to traders/speculators/gamblers who are free to hype the pricing of foodstuffs to levels grossly out of reach of the everyday consumer, let alone the offshore markets that have become dependent on America's harvest bounty.