Sentence examples for through the continuation of from inspiring English sources

On the fringes of the festive crowd gathered in Guildhall Square were a handful of republican dissidents who oppose Sinn Féin's peace strategy, some wholly through politics and others through the continuation of "armed struggle".

Further emphasis on attracting private funding for cultural projects will come through the continuation of the Plus1 matched funding program run by Creative Partnerships Australia at a cost of $5.3m over three years.

While the NIRA was ruled unconstitutional, these policies persisted through the passage of the National Labor Relations Act, which substantially increased union bargaining power and led to further wage increases, including substantial increases just before the 1937-38 recession and through the continuation of lax antitrust enforcement.

The claim will cast doubt on any argument from Blazer, if he undertakes legal action to recover the $7m commissions, that a new deal was formed after 1998 through the continuation of the arrangement between both parties, known in US law as an "implied in fact" contract.

Part II takes us through the continuation of the cult by continental kings.

But the answer to this problem is not found through the continuation of the gender divide that places childcare as the mother's primary responsibility.

As the freeway continues through downtown San Diego, it meets SR 15, the continuation of I-15.

At least two nucleation mechanisms allow explaining the experimental results: the introduction of seeds causes a significant burst of surface nucleation and the continuation of the cooling process, through the generation of continuous supersaturation, allows activated secondary nucleation to take place.

The only data available is from Rothrock et al., where 68% of patients continued to receive treatment after two years, although these patients were receiving treatment through insurance reimbursement and criteria for the continuation of treatment remains unclear[31].

It is the continuation of that exploitation through multi-million pound record companies who are selling stereotypical caricatures of ourselves back to us and making millions.

Henry Rousso of the French National Center for Scientific Research touched on French memory laws and "the crisis of the republican model," while Dubravka Stojanović of the University of Belgrade elaborated on the continuation of Yugoslavian wars through historical redress that persists despite the wars being long over.