Sentence examples for stressed the continuity from inspiring English sources

Meeting Mr Wen, he stressed the continuity of his Government's policy towards China with that of its Labour predecessor, in supporting a partnership for growth through free trade.

He was soon associated with the small clerical group, followers of the patristic scholar Lancelot Andrewes, who, in opposition to Puritanism, stressed the continuity of the visible church and the necessity, for true inward worship, of outward uniformity, order, and ceremony.

In stressing the continuity between love of neighbor and love of God, Butler also stressed the continuity between our approval of moral agents and natural theology.

Lamarck stressed the continuity of all species: if our knowledge of the living world (and by extension, the fossil record of extinct species) were totally complete, the discontinuities between species would disappear, as species would appear to gradually meld into one another in time and in space.

Ms. Hynes also stresses the continuity of Synge's themes by performing all the plays on a moody basic set by Francis O'Connor on which a pair of white boards — destined to become a coffin in "Riders" — remain quietly but portentously present, a potent symbol of the piteous but mundane inevitability of death.

The view that the Schmitt of the Weimar period can be read as a defender of liberal order has been questioned by authors who stress the continuity between Schmitt's conceptions of law, sovereignty, and democracy and fascist ideology (Wolin 1992; Dyzenhaus 1997; Scheuerman 1999).

While a number of interpretations of Hegel have emerged during this period in an effort to acquit him of implausible metaphysico-theological views, one prominent tendency has been to stress the continuity of his ideas with the "critical philosophy" of Immanuel Kant.

Unlike Hill, Allwood advocated the principles of the Oxford Movement (also known as "Tractarianism" after its publication of Tracts for the Times), which stressed the historical continuity of the Church of England, and placed a high importance upon the sacraments and the liturgy.

Mr. Obama has shown confidence in Mr. Bernanke and stressed the need for continuity in Fed leadership in a fragile economic time.

McGhee stressed the need for continuity and pointed to the two most recent Scotland matches as a gauge of what kind of display is required against the Belgians.

Patients stressed the importance of continuity of care by particular staff and the importance of building trust.