continuance
ആക്രമണം
definition
noun
his interests encouraged him to favor the continuance of war
the state of remaining in existence or operation.
if this man's testimony is important, I will grant a continuance
a postponement or adjournment.
example
The associative series gives form to and foregrounds the idea of 'continuance' , embodying the way the past inheres in and deforms the present.
the king's ministers depended on his favour for their 'continuance' in office
The question is control over borders and 'continuance' of territory.
He asked for and was granted a 'continuance' , and the issue would be revisited at a later date.
The 'continuance' of the South-East's competitive advantage continues to act as a magnet for both firms and skilled individuals.
India is at a very crucial crossroads and only courageous adherence to the letter and spirit of its constitution will ensure its 'continuance' as a time-tested secular democratic Republic.
Business 'continuance' is a critical function that organizations are facing.
In addition, massive data volume growth is increasing the importance of near-line and off-line storage for disaster recovery and business 'continuance' .
To address the current business 'continuance' demands, a new data availability and file recovery model is needed.
the trademarks shall be used only during the 'continuance' of this agreement
Instead we can only hope that the odd fleeting moment of inspiration surfaces on what is destined to be an increasingly irrelevant 'continuance' .
Basque culture underwent a revival in the late 19th century, which ensured its 'continuance' into the 20th century.
Consistent testing of business 'continuance' processes is also critical to evaluating compliance.
Results show the very strong influence of friendships on tobacco initiation and 'continuance' among this national sample of adolescents.
The first indication of governance would be in the initiation or 'continuance' of policies on infrastructure.
An organization's ability to access its archived data instantly is crucial to business 'continuance' and, hence, the storage-network design.
As mentioned earlier, many companies depend upon tape backup for business 'continuance' while neglecting the impact on recovery, should there be a regional disruption.
After 1945, and even after the regulations of 1948 came into force, the threat was for some years obscured by the 'continuance' of wartime controls over the metals of which the plates are made.
if this man's testimony is important, I will grant a 'continuance'
the king's ministers depended on his favor for their 'continuance' in office
Appealing to both forces, we ascribe interruption to perceptions and 'continuance' to objects.
the trademarks shall be used only during the 'continuance' of this agreement
And like a young woman, the idea of a trade union was sexy, alluring and necessary for 'continuance' of the worker state.
The committee wish to thank everyone for the marvellous support in the past and look forward to its 'continuance' in the future.
Sadly, given all the real-life examples of devastating data loss, many companies still have not learned the lesson about data disasters and business 'continuance' .
For her, 'continuance' of her government is not important but the implementation of her agenda.
I have this right because in small part I am responsible for his existence, its beginning and 'continuance' .
This is a trend which likely reflected the growth and 'continuance' of an episodic high-risk form of drinking.
He also denied that there was discontent brewing among party workers over his 'continuance' in the office.
Affective commitment has been shown to have a positive impact on prosocial behaviours while 'continuance' commitment undermines prosocial behaviours.
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