Sentence examples for uninterrupted control from inspiring English sources
Japan's political leaders today opened what is expected to be a closely contested parliamentary election campaign in which the Liberal Democratic Party of Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu is fighting to continue its 35 years of uninterrupted control of the Government.
The advantage of that haven in Pakistan, even beyond the lawless tribal realms, has allowed the Taliban leadership to exercise uninterrupted control of its insurgency through the same clique of mullahs and military commanders who ran Afghanistan as a theocracy and harbored Osama bin Laden until they were driven from power in December 2001.
The talk in political circles is that the ruling party may well have to try to form a coalition with one or two smaller parties to stay in office, something it has not been forced to do since the start of its uninterrupted control of Japan's Government in 1955.
On the subway and at home I still prefer complete, uninterrupted control, which means listening to entire albums, ad-free, on my 30-gig iPod.
A palpable sense of relief has been evident in this city since Dec. 2, when the final recount from the Nov. 4 elections assured that after 32 years of uninterrupted Democratic control, the last decade of it under Mr. Cammarato, a new group will soon be in charge at City Hall.
Even after 12 years of uninterrupted birth control, Laurie ended up getting pregnant anyway.
METHODS: Fifteen neonatal piglets were placed on CPB and cooled to 18 degrees C. Each animal then underwent either: (1) 60 minute continuous CPB (control), (2) 60 minute uninterrupted DHCA (UI-DHCA), or (3) 60 minute DHCA with intermittent perfusion (1 minute every 15 minutes) (I-DHCA).
In addition, the decree states that sputum smear positive TB patient may be treated home-based if adherence as well as specified criteria for uninterrupted treatment and infection control can be assured.
The retired US general co-ordinating the coalition, John Allen, predicted in November that IS would "impale itself" on Kobane, and analysts said its loss would be a symbolic and strategic blow for the group, which wants to control an uninterrupted stretch of the Syrian-Turkish border.
There is, currently, a pretty much uninterrupted belt of Islamist control running from Kenya and Somalia in the east to Nigeria in the west.
Syrian Kurds effectively control an uninterrupted stretch of 250 miles along the Syrian-Turkish border from the Euphrates river to the frontier with Iraq, where Iraqi Kurds have enjoyed autonomy since the early 1990s.
