Sentence examples for use of continental from inspiring English sources

Accepting the possibility of use of Continental sources in drafting the Charter helps explain otherwise puzzling features in it.

Despite an increasing amount of data on the effects of tropical land use on continental forest fauna and flora, it is debatable whether the choice of the indicator variables allows for a proper evaluation of the role of modified habitats in mitigating the global biodiversity crisis.

He added: "This deluge of proposals really points to the fact that we need some federal oversight over the use of the continental shelf.

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM), through its Marine Minerals Program (MMP), authorizes the use of offshore continental shelf (OCS) sand resources in shore protection and coastal restoration projects.

In 1806, in an attempt to use French control of continental ports to blockade Britain indirectly, Napoleon issued the Berlin Decree, by which ships passing to French-controlled ports after calling at British ports were liable to seizure.

Texas also has become preeminent in its oceanographic investigations into uses of the continental shelf and in the areas of medicine and surgery.

A slightly different breakdown of the owners' equity is used in most of continental Europe and in other parts of the world.

"Currently used conventions and definitions of continental crust, continents, and microcontinents require no modification to accommodate Zealandia," the paper says.

Pupils would be taught cross-subject topics such as the European Union -- which would merge elements of economics, history (of the countries involved), languages and geography... [Or using] a map of continental Europe on the whiteboard... the children must combine weather conditions with the different countries displayed on the board.

The extensive development of these unusual deposits has been used to support the theory of continental drift.

We further show that the two-stage approach maintains the robustness to population stratification of the within-family test and we illustrate this using simulations reflecting samples composed of continental and closely related subpopulations.