continuance

I asked him how were the chances of another continuance.

Their continuance is far more important than the survival of any one leader.

For the continuance of services to the Lord, the couple sold everything they had.

I am authorized to offer a continuance of this state.

So long as this is understood, I grant a continuance of two weeks.

It is on such that the continuance of the species depends.

The first law of bureaucracy is to guarantee its own continuance.

Failure in this will lead to a refusal for a continuance.

The continuance of Korean culture itself began to be illegal.

I've sent my assistant up to consent to a continuance.

But the practice adopted I think is better allowing his continuance for 8.

Under a very special continuance, they do discharge treated water.

The judge dismissed the case after the government sought a continuance.

What does life mean to men, and why should he, Hamilton, assist in its continuance?

Beyond the continuance of our air cover, what do the Kurds need to stay free and develop their nation?

Why in that case should they wish to help secure the continuance of production?

This society has accomplished much good, and its continuance should be encouraged.

A continuance may be granted because more time is needed to prepare for trial.

But these extraordinary powers appear not to have been of long continuance.

"You should have at once asked for a continuance, not let this hearing open.

More than 8,000 students have signed a petition supporting its continuance.

In such a case we could see but little hope for the continuance of our civilization."

The trial judge or magistrate is the one who issues the continuance.

White would later come to regret writing this book and its continuance in print.

The tenuous grip they have on continuance is what's at issue here.