Sentence examples for their continuance from inspiring English sources
China's Communist leaders cling to Deng Xiaoping's belief that their continuance in power will depend on economic progress.
That clause, inserted by the framers to protect judicial independence, provides that the compensation of life-tenured federal judges "shall not be diminished during their continuance in office".
Their continuance in office was also part of the referendum on Sunday, with at least three of them winning by a wider margin than the president.
Jonson's pension specifically recognized his services to the crown as a poet and envisaged their continuance, but not until 16 months after Jonson's death in 1637 was a similar pension for similar services granted to Sir William Davenant.
The appeals court held that the lawmakers had not violated the provision in Article III of the Constitution that guarantees to federal judges "a compensation which shall not be diminished during their continuance in office".
In the initial stage ERP users usually lack the complete will to determine whether or not they use ERP, but their continuance intentions are not always mandatory.
Their ceaseless continuance needs to be built into the planet's infrastructure.
Complex diseases such as diabetes, cancer, bacterial and viral infections, exploit the same mechanisms that allow for robust behaviour in healthy conditions to ensure their own continuance.
The two together afford managements perfect protection against the necessity of justifying to their stockholders the continuance of the business when the weight of sound opinion points to better results for the owners through liquidation.
In a similar way, patients' satisfaction with their medication predicts continuance of pharmaceutical treatment, correct medication use and compliance with medication regimens [ 13- 16].
An analyst concluded that both brothers "viewed the suicide as a continuance of their jihad against the US".
