Sentence examples for underlines the continuity from inspiring English sources

The United States pavilion is honoring Isamu Noguchi, the Japanese-American sculptor whose installation of sculpture, lamps and sculptural and environmental models underlines the continuity and unity of his work.

If the enunciation of "dhadha" from one hand underlines the continuity of the legitimacy of the officiant Daba in a temporal span, "pudZiola," on the other hand, emphasizes its spatial diffusion among various ethnic groups.

"When it's a future royal monarch, tradition and continuity plays a big role, which is why there are lots of Georges and Williams to underline the continuity of the house of Windsor and prior to that, the royal dynasty.

He underlines the deep continuities between colonial and early republican judicial and police practices.

After describing early cognitive capacities in the domains of language and number, we review recent findings that underline the strong continuity between human infants' and adults' neural architecture, with notably early hemispheric asymmetries and involvement of frontal areas.

"The continuity should continue," Scally told BBC Radio Kent.

The continuity of this effort underlines its importance and highlights the fact that we have not been sufficiently successful.

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A spokeswoman for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs said: "The secretary of state has underlined the need for continuity for farmers and together with her ministerial team is looking forward to working with industry, rural communities and the wider public to shape our plans for food, farming and the environment outside the EU".

"She has underlined the need for continuity for farmers and together with her ministerial team is looking forward to working with industry and the public to develop new proposals that provide tailored support for our agricultural industry as we leave the EU".

The study we are releasing this week, which looks at the impact of the last 21 years of government activity on vulnerable children and young people, is just the start of a programme of significant work to underline the importance of continuity, commitment and stability in these children's lives and the change required from all of us concerned with children in order to achieve it.