Sentence examples for the direct continuation from inspiring English sources

"The denial of a crime constitutes the direct continuation of that very crime.

It pledges to remove American troops "when appropriate so that the military support needed by a sovereign Iraqi government will no longer be seen as the direct continuation of an American military presence".

Ben-Gurion viewed the newborn state as the direct continuation of Jewish history that, in his opinion, had been interrupted 2,000 years earlier when the Roman legions had crushed the Hebrew freedom fighters and banished the Jews from Palestine.

The long Iconoclastic Controversy (725 843), during which the Orthodox theology of icons was fully developed, concerned itself primarily with the problem of the Incarnation; it was the direct continuation of the Christological debates of the 5th, 6th, and 7th centuries.

The direct continuation of the reserve zone is the second layer, known as the proliferative zone.

From antiquity on, this introduction has created the impression that the Timaeus is the direct continuation of the Republic, an impression that explains its juxtaposition in the Corpus Platonicum.

The final stage of extension in the distal region led to: (i) complete embrittlement of the crust; (ii) direct continuation of crustal faults to upper mantle depth; (iii) serpentinization and mantle exhumation.

Gilbert Achcar, a Lebanese professor at SOAS, London University, sees the invasion as a direct continuation of the unfinished business of 1991, when Bush senior left Saddam in power to crush the Shia intifada that erupted in the wake of his ejection from Kuwait.

The popliteal artery is a direct continuation of the superficial femoral artery after it passes through the adductor hiatus.

Much like the content of the film, Horner's music was a direct continuation of the score he wrote for the previous film.

The posterior tibial artery is a direct continuation of the popliteal, passing down the lower leg to supply structures of the posterior portion of the leg and foot.