Sentences with phrase «continue as the mainstay»
From our experience we believe that the «Office of Constable» needs to continue as the mainstay of British policing.
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This study will continue as the mainstay of Section activities for the foreseeable future and will help us to build up database on photometric properties of individual bodies at different heliocentric longitudes.
Not exact matches
Bailey continued to do custom woodwork as his mainstay.
Turning to the mainstays of the festival, both South Korea and Japan continued as the most reliable sources of quality popular cinema in the region.
Jack Black and the other mainstays from the franchise (Angelina Jolie, Dustin Hoffman, Seth Rogan, David Cross, Lucy Liu, Jackie Chan) also continue to shine as an ensemble.
Other mainstay products, such as those for recording lesson - by - lesson registration, continued to be in demand.»
We try not to be too much of a pesterance on the subject, but the Amazon piece continues as a financial mainstay so it helps to mention it.
The Siamese is a mainstay of the pedigreed cat world not only for its own distinct, intrinsic beauty, but also as an unsurpassed genetic wellspring to which many breeds owe their existence and, in some cases, continued well - being.
Whatever a retailer chooses to stock, these products should be attractively packaged, safe, effective and easy to use, as this mainstay category will continue to be a moneymaker.
Viking games have become a mainstay on Microsoft's marquee console and this looks set to continue as the new real time strategy game Ancestors Legacy is set to be released in May 2018.
SEGA (short for SErvice GAmes) recently encountered a setback in their continuing video game production, as their mainstay franchise didn't make a big sales boom and instead lost some gold rings in the market.
Figuration is important to her art and the same cast of women continue to appear as mainstay players in Kowch's narrative.
Such comments are often seen by commentators as promoting the role of renewables in India at the expense of coal — conveniently ignoring his similar support for coal, telling the Indian Parliament recently coal «will remain and continue to remain our mainstay and there was no such agreement in Paris that will stop us from continuing to encourage coal - based generation of power».