Sentence examples for uninterrupted policy from inspiring English sources

In engaging with the world's largest single market, with free movement of people, capital, goods and services, Britain was bound to become an even more open economy, building on a proud and mostly uninterrupted policy of free trade with the rest of the world.

This is not a book about politics; it is the story of the adventures of Tony, Gordon and others who were in government, a flowing narrative uninterrupted by any cumbersome policy detail.

Speaking in a state hit hard by job loss and foreign competition, Mr. Bush said the solutions were business-friendly policies like less regulation, limits on lawsuits and an energy policy that ensured uninterrupted supplies and reasonable prices.

So far, his program is uninterrupted by commercials, unconstrained by programming policy.

Almost 40 uninterrupted minutes were devoted to foreign policy, much more than in any other presidential debate in the last few electoral campaigns.

After ten hours the new policy will require drivers take an uninterrupted six-hour break before they can log back into the app again.

Theirs is a generation of only children, the result of China's one-child policy, and one that has known only uninterrupted growth.

The study was preceded by development of an agreed customer support plan that included installation and maintenance of the BACTEC™ machine as well as an uninterrupted supply of reagents needed based on reduced pricing policy offered for Samara.

"Governor Pence is an experienced public servant and a solid conservative whose policies have led to the longest period of uninterrupted job growth in Indiana's history".

Scholarly discourses on energy security have developed in response to initially separate policy agendas such as supply of fuels for armies and transportation, uninterrupted provision of electricity, and ensuring market and investment effectiveness.

This "uninterrupted spree of murder, rape, and robbery," as Mitter calls it, presaged a 1941 policy known as the Three Alls — "Kill all, burn all, loot all".