Sentence examples for that the continuance from inspiring English sources

Their comments reflected a widespread recognition here that the continuance was a political necessity.

No clinical signs of copper toxicity were observed in this study, although we speculate that the continuance of treatments would have produced copper toxicity and hence hemolytic anemia.

Thus, out of an acknowledgment of seasonal change, rituals often including ceremonial feasts most likely developed in relationship to beliefs that the continuance of the food supply depended on the sacred or holy powers that controlled various aspects and facets of nature: e.g., animals, vegetation, the change in climatic conditions, weather phenomena, mountains, and rivers.

If, for example, it is assumed simply that the continuance of a stoppage progressively increases the wish of the parties to end it, and so causes firms to raise and the union to lower the rate at which each is prepared to settle, then the stoppage will end on the day when the two rates have been brought into equality.

The announcement of the arms shipments came as Israel cautioned the Government that the continuance of the talks— initiated last week by the Unit ed Nations special represent ative for the Middle East, Dr. Gunnar V. Jarring and even the maintenance of the cease fire were being jeopardized by what were described as con tinued truce violations by the United Arab Republic.

What the act does say is that an abortion is legal when two doctors agree that "the continuance of the pregnancy would involve risk, greater than if the pregnancy were terminated, to the physical or mental health of the woman or any existing children of her family".

"No matter what sad disaster may follow," he wrote, "I shall regard it as a less grievous affliction than the continuance of that party in power".

"That's the continuance of the dream of Apollo".

The preference of this group was mainly towards regulations that allowed the continuance of their livelihood practices and hence, less legal restrictions.

It can only be hoped that the S.E.C. looks seriously into the request of Senator Baldwin and her senatorial colleagues to reexamine the regulation that permits the continuance of this noxious practice.

The argument is that the words 'pending any such action' mean that during the continuance of the action and until its final decision the commissioner's order must remain in full force and effect.