To what end the unceasing effort to discover or create something new?
"Besides the first part of this triad, targeted support for Ukraine, is, second, the unceasing effort to find a diplomatic solution for the crisis in the dialogue with Russia".
Kevin McHale sees the rebounding ability, the basketball instincts and the unceasing effort and can't believe Kevin Love is only a rookie.
That decision laid the foundation for the Court's unceasing efforts to eradicate racial discrimination in the procedures used to select the venire from which individual jurors are drawn.
We are also told, in Analects, 9 17, that Confucius took special delight in watching the unceasing movement of a flowing stream, seeing it perhaps as a symbol of the unceasing operation of the Tao, or the steady and uninterrupted effort needed to master the Way.
And in this constancy, in this utter indifference to the life and death of each of us, there perhaps lies hidden the pledge of eternal salvation, the unceasing movement of life on earth, of unceasing perfection.
Quality improvement is proposed as the combined and unceasing efforts of stakeholders, such as healthcare professionals and patients, to make the changes that will lead to better patient outcomes, better system performance, and better professional development [ 9].
The battered witness has made the connection between Lay's passive management, Skilling's unceasing efforts to make the numbers, and the systematic, fraudulent acts that contributed to the second-largest bankruptcy in U.S. history.
His political standing didn't much improve, but he was widely hailed for the nobility of his unceasing efforts.
Foster's lawyer made the best of the limited time he had and appealed to prior cases where the justices had "engaged in unceasing efforts to end race discrimination in the criminal courts".
