Definition of continuance in English:

continuance

noun kənˈtɪnjʊənskənˈtɪnjuəns

1formal mass noun The state of remaining in existence or operation.
his interests encouraged him to favour the continuance of war
Example sentencesExamples
- The continuance of the South-East's competitive advantage continues to act as a magnet for both firms and skilled individuals.
- 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.
- What is required are those values that establish stability and continuance and ensure enhancement of complex constructs of relativer life durations.
- In a truly participatory democratic society, an educated and skilled population is essential to its continuance.
- Growing numbers believe that these humanist aspirations are essential for the well-being and continuance of our species.
- My paintings and ceramics come from research on India's cynical notion of time and continuance.
- The question is control over borders and continuance of territory.
- The continuance of existence depends on another Being beyond the human realm.
- And like a young woman, the idea of a trade union was sexy, alluring and necessary for continuance of the worker state.
- We are trying to resolve the issues to try to ensure further continuance of a major company.
- The first indication of governance would be in the initiation or continuance of policies on infrastructure.
- Business continuance focuses on the timely resumption of business operations, which is dependent on access to critical data and applications within a reasonable time frame.
- 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.
- If it finds closure of these schools impossible, it can allow continuance of a few deserving ones with due recognition and ask the remaining to close shop.
- The effectiveness of planning agencies in managing the war led to their continuance in postwar organizations and relationships.
- The continuance of proxy voting in the French chamber of deputies for 35 years after it was banned by the 1958 Constitution is another of many examples.
- Instead we can only hope that the odd fleeting moment of inspiration surfaces on what is destined to be an increasingly irrelevant continuance.
- Well, putting an end to any uncertainty about the band's continuance, they are back with a new album and a new lease on life.
- 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.
Synonyms
continuation, carrying on, prolongation, protraction
maintenance, preservation, keeping up, perpetuation
1. 1.1 The time for which a situation or action lasts.
  the trademarks shall be used only during the continuance of this agreement
  Example sentencesExamples
  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.
  The committee wish to thank everyone for the marvellous support in the past and look forward to its continuance in the future.
  Basque culture underwent a revival in the late 19th century, which ensured its continuance into the 20th century.
  The continuance of a free and unfettered press is of critical importance to a free and democratic society.
  Welty's leadership has been critical to the program's creation - and its continuance.
  An organization's ability to access its archived data instantly is crucial to business continuance and, hence, the storage-network design.
  To address the current business continuance demands, a new data availability and file recovery model is needed.
  Results show the very strong influence of friendships on tobacco initiation and continuance among this national sample of adolescents.
  The associative series gives form to and foregrounds the idea of continuance, embodying the way the past inheres in and deforms the present.
  The United States bears a heavy responsibility for the continuance of this dire situation.
  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.
  He recognised their role in defending the nationalists and he saw their continuance in the long term as yet another string to his negotiating bow with London.
  Appealing to both forces, we ascribe interruption to perceptions and continuance to objects.
  How do you maintain high-speed access to current corporate information while you protect and secure business continuance with little or no downtime?
  As mentioned earlier, many companies depend upon tape backup for business continuance while neglecting the impact on recovery, should there be a regional disruption.
  I see them all as they were in those days and perhaps that conveys upon them, at least for my lifetime, a kind of continuance.
  Affective commitment has been shown to have a positive impact on prosocial behaviours while continuance commitment undermines prosocial behaviours.
  This is a trend which likely reflected the growth and continuance of an episodic high-risk form of drinking.
  Consistent testing of business continuance processes is also critical to evaluating compliance.
  Synonyms
  duration, period, term
2. 1.2 The state of remaining in a particular position or condition.
  the king's ministers depended on his favour for their continuance in office
  Example sentencesExamples
  He also denied that there was discontent brewing among party workers over his continuance in the office.
  Thus, it cannot tolerate continuance of a force representing the former conditions.
  Nor with some bizarre notion that the bishops must continue in their offices merely for the sake of continuance.
  Like a country evangelical church, the first courthouse encouraged the growth and continuance of a local patriarchal community.
  In each case, it seems to be necessary to convince the court that continuance in office of a particular executor, trustee or administrator would be likely to prevent the trust being properly carried out.
2US Law
A postponement or an adjournment.
scheduling trial dates and refusing to grant continuances are part of a judge's prerogative
Example sentencesExamples
- He asked for and was granted a continuance, and the issue would be revisited at a later date.
- Most judges would grant a trial continuance under those circumstances to avoid prejudice to either side.
- In American justice, all appeals and continuances in a case build upon the initial hearing, so it doesn't surprise me that the Judge was knocking this guy's appeals out left and right.
- We had 29 continuances before our case was heard.
- Perhaps their attorney has been getting continuances for them.
Synonyms
deferral, deferment, delay, putting back, putting off, rescheduling, adjournment, shelving, suspension

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French, from continuer 'continue', from Latin continuare, from continuus (see continuous).

Definition of continuance in US English:

continuance

nounkənˈtinyo͞oənskənˈtɪnjuəns

1formal The state of remaining in existence or operation.
his interests encouraged him to favor the continuance of war
Example sentencesExamples
- If it finds closure of these schools impossible, it can allow continuance of a few deserving ones with due recognition and ask the remaining to close shop.
- Business continuance focuses on the timely resumption of business operations, which is dependent on access to critical data and applications within a reasonable time frame.
- The effectiveness of planning agencies in managing the war led to their continuance in postwar organizations and relationships.
- We are trying to resolve the issues to try to ensure further continuance of a major company.
- In a truly participatory democratic society, an educated and skilled population is essential to its continuance.
- 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.
- 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.
- The question is control over borders and continuance of territory.
- Growing numbers believe that these humanist aspirations are essential for the well-being and continuance of our species.
- And like a young woman, the idea of a trade union was sexy, alluring and necessary for continuance of the worker state.
- Instead we can only hope that the odd fleeting moment of inspiration surfaces on what is destined to be an increasingly irrelevant continuance.
- Well, putting an end to any uncertainty about the band's continuance, they are back with a new album and a new lease on life.
- The first indication of governance would be in the initiation or continuance of policies on infrastructure.
- What is required are those values that establish stability and continuance and ensure enhancement of complex constructs of relativer life durations.
- The continuance of the South-East's competitive advantage continues to act as a magnet for both firms and skilled individuals.
- I have this right because in small part I am responsible for his existence, its beginning and continuance.
- For her, continuance of her government is not important but the implementation of her agenda.
- My paintings and ceramics come from research on India's cynical notion of time and continuance.
- The continuance of existence depends on another Being beyond the human realm.
- The continuance of proxy voting in the French chamber of deputies for 35 years after it was banned by the 1958 Constitution is another of many examples.
Synonyms
continuation, carrying on, prolongation, protraction
1. 1.1 The time for which a situation or action lasts.
  the trademarks shall be used only during the continuance of this agreement
  Example sentencesExamples
  Welty's leadership has been critical to the program's creation - and its continuance.
  Results show the very strong influence of friendships on tobacco initiation and continuance among this national sample of adolescents.
  In addition, massive data volume growth is increasing the importance of near-line and off-line storage for disaster recovery and business continuance.
  How do you maintain high-speed access to current corporate information while you protect and secure business continuance with little or no downtime?
  Affective commitment has been shown to have a positive impact on prosocial behaviours while continuance commitment undermines prosocial behaviours.
  Business continuance is a critical function that organizations are facing.
  To address the current business continuance demands, a new data availability and file recovery model is needed.
  He recognised their role in defending the nationalists and he saw their continuance in the long term as yet another string to his negotiating bow with London.
  Appealing to both forces, we ascribe interruption to perceptions and continuance to objects.
  The continuance of a free and unfettered press is of critical importance to a free and democratic society.
  The committee wish to thank everyone for the marvellous support in the past and look forward to its continuance in the future.
  Consistent testing of business continuance processes is also critical to evaluating compliance.
  Basque culture underwent a revival in the late 19th century, which ensured its continuance into the 20th century.
  The associative series gives form to and foregrounds the idea of continuance, embodying the way the past inheres in and deforms the present.
  The United States bears a heavy responsibility for the continuance of this dire situation.
  As mentioned earlier, many companies depend upon tape backup for business continuance while neglecting the impact on recovery, should there be a regional disruption.
  I see them all as they were in those days and perhaps that conveys upon them, at least for my lifetime, a kind of continuance.
  An organization's ability to access its archived data instantly is crucial to business continuance and, hence, the storage-network design.
  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.
  This is a trend which likely reflected the growth and continuance of an episodic high-risk form of drinking.
  Synonyms
  duration, period, term
2. 1.2 The state of remaining in a particular position or condition.
  the king's ministers depended on his favor for their continuance in office
  Example sentencesExamples
  Like a country evangelical church, the first courthouse encouraged the growth and continuance of a local patriarchal community.
  In each case, it seems to be necessary to convince the court that continuance in office of a particular executor, trustee or administrator would be likely to prevent the trust being properly carried out.
  Nor with some bizarre notion that the bishops must continue in their offices merely for the sake of continuance.
  Thus, it cannot tolerate continuance of a force representing the former conditions.
  He also denied that there was discontent brewing among party workers over his continuance in the office.
2US Law
A postponement or an adjournment.
if this man's testimony is important, I will grant a continuance
Example sentencesExamples
- In American justice, all appeals and continuances in a case build upon the initial hearing, so it doesn't surprise me that the Judge was knocking this guy's appeals out left and right.
- We had 29 continuances before our case was heard.
- Most judges would grant a trial continuance under those circumstances to avoid prejudice to either side.
- He asked for and was granted a continuance, and the issue would be revisited at a later date.
- Perhaps their attorney has been getting continuances for them.
Synonyms
deferral, deferment, delay, putting back, putting off, rescheduling, adjournment, shelving, suspension

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French, from continuer ‘continue’, from Latin continuare, from continuus (see continuous).

单词	continuance
释义	Definition of continuance in English: continuance noun kənˈtɪnjʊənskənˈtɪnjuəns 1formal mass noun The state of remaining in existence or operation. his interests encouraged him to favour the continuance of war Example sentencesExamples The continuance of the South-East's competitive advantage continues to act as a magnet for both firms and skilled individuals. 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. What is required are those values that establish stability and continuance and ensure enhancement of complex constructs of relativer life durations. In a truly participatory democratic society, an educated and skilled population is essential to its continuance. Growing numbers believe that these humanist aspirations are essential for the well-being and continuance of our species. My paintings and ceramics come from research on India's cynical notion of time and continuance. The question is control over borders and continuance of territory. The continuance of existence depends on another Being beyond the human realm. And like a young woman, the idea of a trade union was sexy, alluring and necessary for continuance of the worker state. We are trying to resolve the issues to try to ensure further continuance of a major company. The first indication of governance would be in the initiation or continuance of policies on infrastructure. Business continuance focuses on the timely resumption of business operations, which is dependent on access to critical data and applications within a reasonable time frame. 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. If it finds closure of these schools impossible, it can allow continuance of a few deserving ones with due recognition and ask the remaining to close shop. The effectiveness of planning agencies in managing the war led to their continuance in postwar organizations and relationships. The continuance of proxy voting in the French chamber of deputies for 35 years after it was banned by the 1958 Constitution is another of many examples. Instead we can only hope that the odd fleeting moment of inspiration surfaces on what is destined to be an increasingly irrelevant continuance. Well, putting an end to any uncertainty about the band's continuance, they are back with a new album and a new lease on life. 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. Synonyms continuation, carrying on, prolongation, protraction maintenance, preservation, keeping up, perpetuation 1.1 The time for which a situation or action lasts. the trademarks shall be used only during the continuance of this agreement Example sentencesExamples 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. The committee wish to thank everyone for the marvellous support in the past and look forward to its continuance in the future. Basque culture underwent a revival in the late 19th century, which ensured its continuance into the 20th century. The continuance of a free and unfettered press is of critical importance to a free and democratic society. Welty's leadership has been critical to the program's creation - and its continuance. An organization's ability to access its archived data instantly is crucial to business continuance and, hence, the storage-network design. To address the current business continuance demands, a new data availability and file recovery model is needed. Results show the very strong influence of friendships on tobacco initiation and continuance among this national sample of adolescents. The associative series gives form to and foregrounds the idea of continuance, embodying the way the past inheres in and deforms the present. The United States bears a heavy responsibility for the continuance of this dire situation. 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. He recognised their role in defending the nationalists and he saw their continuance in the long term as yet another string to his negotiating bow with London. Appealing to both forces, we ascribe interruption to perceptions and continuance to objects. How do you maintain high-speed access to current corporate information while you protect and secure business continuance with little or no downtime? As mentioned earlier, many companies depend upon tape backup for business continuance while neglecting the impact on recovery, should there be a regional disruption. I see them all as they were in those days and perhaps that conveys upon them, at least for my lifetime, a kind of continuance. Affective commitment has been shown to have a positive impact on prosocial behaviours while continuance commitment undermines prosocial behaviours. This is a trend which likely reflected the growth and continuance of an episodic high-risk form of drinking. Consistent testing of business continuance processes is also critical to evaluating compliance. Synonyms duration, period, term 1.2 The state of remaining in a particular position or condition. the king's ministers depended on his favour for their continuance in office Example sentencesExamples He also denied that there was discontent brewing among party workers over his continuance in the office. Thus, it cannot tolerate continuance of a force representing the former conditions. Nor with some bizarre notion that the bishops must continue in their offices merely for the sake of continuance. Like a country evangelical church, the first courthouse encouraged the growth and continuance of a local patriarchal community. In each case, it seems to be necessary to convince the court that continuance in office of a particular executor, trustee or administrator would be likely to prevent the trust being properly carried out. 2US Law A postponement or an adjournment. scheduling trial dates and refusing to grant continuances are part of a judge's prerogative Example sentencesExamples He asked for and was granted a continuance, and the issue would be revisited at a later date. Most judges would grant a trial continuance under those circumstances to avoid prejudice to either side. In American justice, all appeals and continuances in a case build upon the initial hearing, so it doesn't surprise me that the Judge was knocking this guy's appeals out left and right. We had 29 continuances before our case was heard. Perhaps their attorney has been getting continuances for them. Synonyms deferral, deferment, delay, putting back, putting off, rescheduling, adjournment, shelving, suspension Origin Late Middle English: from Old French, from continuer 'continue', from Latin continuare, from continuus (see continuous). Definition of continuance in US English: continuance nounkənˈtinyo͞oənskənˈtɪnjuəns 1formal The state of remaining in existence or operation. his interests encouraged him to favor the continuance of war Example sentencesExamples If it finds closure of these schools impossible, it can allow continuance of a few deserving ones with due recognition and ask the remaining to close shop. Business continuance focuses on the timely resumption of business operations, which is dependent on access to critical data and applications within a reasonable time frame. The effectiveness of planning agencies in managing the war led to their continuance in postwar organizations and relationships. We are trying to resolve the issues to try to ensure further continuance of a major company. In a truly participatory democratic society, an educated and skilled population is essential to its continuance. 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. 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. The question is control over borders and continuance of territory. Growing numbers believe that these humanist aspirations are essential for the well-being and continuance of our species. And like a young woman, the idea of a trade union was sexy, alluring and necessary for continuance of the worker state. Instead we can only hope that the odd fleeting moment of inspiration surfaces on what is destined to be an increasingly irrelevant continuance. Well, putting an end to any uncertainty about the band's continuance, they are back with a new album and a new lease on life. The first indication of governance would be in the initiation or continuance of policies on infrastructure. What is required are those values that establish stability and continuance and ensure enhancement of complex constructs of relativer life durations. The continuance of the South-East's competitive advantage continues to act as a magnet for both firms and skilled individuals. I have this right because in small part I am responsible for his existence, its beginning and continuance. For her, continuance of her government is not important but the implementation of her agenda. My paintings and ceramics come from research on India's cynical notion of time and continuance. The continuance of existence depends on another Being beyond the human realm. The continuance of proxy voting in the French chamber of deputies for 35 years after it was banned by the 1958 Constitution is another of many examples. Synonyms continuation, carrying on, prolongation, protraction 1.1 The time for which a situation or action lasts. the trademarks shall be used only during the continuance of this agreement Example sentencesExamples Welty's leadership has been critical to the program's creation - and its continuance. Results show the very strong influence of friendships on tobacco initiation and continuance among this national sample of adolescents. In addition, massive data volume growth is increasing the importance of near-line and off-line storage for disaster recovery and business continuance. How do you maintain high-speed access to current corporate information while you protect and secure business continuance with little or no downtime? Affective commitment has been shown to have a positive impact on prosocial behaviours while continuance commitment undermines prosocial behaviours. Business continuance is a critical function that organizations are facing. To address the current business continuance demands, a new data availability and file recovery model is needed. He recognised their role in defending the nationalists and he saw their continuance in the long term as yet another string to his negotiating bow with London. Appealing to both forces, we ascribe interruption to perceptions and continuance to objects. The continuance of a free and unfettered press is of critical importance to a free and democratic society. The committee wish to thank everyone for the marvellous support in the past and look forward to its continuance in the future. Consistent testing of business continuance processes is also critical to evaluating compliance. Basque culture underwent a revival in the late 19th century, which ensured its continuance into the 20th century. The associative series gives form to and foregrounds the idea of continuance, embodying the way the past inheres in and deforms the present. The United States bears a heavy responsibility for the continuance of this dire situation. As mentioned earlier, many companies depend upon tape backup for business continuance while neglecting the impact on recovery, should there be a regional disruption. I see them all as they were in those days and perhaps that conveys upon them, at least for my lifetime, a kind of continuance. An organization's ability to access its archived data instantly is crucial to business continuance and, hence, the storage-network design. 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. This is a trend which likely reflected the growth and continuance of an episodic high-risk form of drinking. Synonyms duration, period, term 1.2 The state of remaining in a particular position or condition. the king's ministers depended on his favor for their continuance in office Example sentencesExamples Like a country evangelical church, the first courthouse encouraged the growth and continuance of a local patriarchal community. In each case, it seems to be necessary to convince the court that continuance in office of a particular executor, trustee or administrator would be likely to prevent the trust being properly carried out. Nor with some bizarre notion that the bishops must continue in their offices merely for the sake of continuance. Thus, it cannot tolerate continuance of a force representing the former conditions. He also denied that there was discontent brewing among party workers over his continuance in the office. 2US Law A postponement or an adjournment. if this man's testimony is important, I will grant a continuance Example sentencesExamples In American justice, all appeals and continuances in a case build upon the initial hearing, so it doesn't surprise me that the Judge was knocking this guy's appeals out left and right. We had 29 continuances before our case was heard. Most judges would grant a trial continuance under those circumstances to avoid prejudice to either side. He asked for and was granted a continuance, and the issue would be revisited at a later date. Perhaps their attorney has been getting continuances for them. Synonyms deferral, deferment, delay, putting back, putting off, rescheduling, adjournment, shelving, suspension Origin Late Middle English: from Old French, from continuer ‘continue’, from Latin continuare, from continuus (see continuous).
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