Sentence examples for supported a continuation of from inspiring English sources

The study suggests that the country's former authoritarian rulers helped slow the transition by upholding laws and devising policies that supported a continuation of Confucian hierarchy, which encourages fealty not only to family patriarchs, but also to the nation's leaders.

The EU would have supported a continuation of the existing quotas, but the Danes opted instead to leave with nothing.

Better Capital actually risked a reduction in the value of the security for its debt from supporting a continuation of trade to December 24th," Moulton wrote.

Mr. Frisbie said that the business community would support a continuation of the dialogue set up by Mr. Paulson in a new administration next year.

"He supports a continuation of the work of the inspectors," she said, adding that the inspectors "should be able to enjoy the full and entire cooperation of Iraq".

If they support a continuation of that deduction they hardly feel like brigands, even though a bipartisan consensus of economists doubts the efficiency of this tax break.

The date, for Mr. Bush, has become a kind of firebreak — the right moment, he says, for lawmakers locked in a showdown over the war to decide whether to support a continuation of the American military effort here.

Todd Stern, the US president's envoy for climate change, said the European Union was the only remaining "major player" that would potentially support a continuation of the protocol after its provisions expire in 2012.

"It's been a wonderful ride since March 6, and a huge part of it was this quarter," said Brett Hammond, chief investment strategist at the financial services company TIAA-CREF, "but we've gotten stretched and I don't think the fundamentals are there to support a continuation of this rally".

While this activity supports a continuation of the rally, we saw the first signs of a slowing trend possibly emerging over the past two days.

These people will be less likely to support a continuation of Calderon's strategy during the next presidential administration if doing so means another six years of military impunity and an increasingly severe fiscal crisis.