noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
continuity announcer
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
great
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These more favoured subcontractors, however, gain a greater degree of continuity at the expense of wider variations in profits.
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There has been no greater continuity in the economic power of railways than in tapping minerals.
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The lawmakers prattle on about wanting greater continuity .
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These shales have great lateral continuity .
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For one thing, there was much greater continuity of pre- and early capitalist musical forms.
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The greatest continuity of ownership was in the Rothermere Associated Newspapers combine and the smaller and narrower Pearson/Westminster group.
■ VERB
ensure
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To ensure continuity , homework should be given after each lesson.
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Communication within the caring team, and the formation of nursing care plans, ensures continuity of patient care.
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But it would, meanwhile, regularise his affairs and ensure proper continuity , proper attention to investments, and so on.
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And following breakdown every effort should be made to ensure supportive continuity of contact between the child and the absent parent.
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The transmission of values ensures continuity and allows the organisation to survive changes in personnel.
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This ensures continuity of care between hospital and home and gives the patient confidence to cope with a new situation.
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This ensures continuity with more than one worker, where it may be difficult to find one person to live in permanently.
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Staggered plantings are also used to ensure a continuity of supply.
establish
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Conservatism may represent the attempt to establish some continuity and order in these precarious circumstances.
give
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Reassurances may need to be given on continuity of employment.
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In so doing, it gave them system and continuity and went far to make economic life comprehensible.
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This gives continuity and wholeness to the life of faith which are indispensable to its growth and maturity.
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He has given it continuity and confidence, matching perspiration with performance.
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These features give continuity to broadcast programmes but this kind of continuity is not so important with classroom materials.
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The caucus thus gave continuity at the top throughout the development of the closure plan.
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When insulating the loft floor, bring the ends of the blanket up against the sides of the cistern to give continuity .
maintain
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This maintained some continuity and helped make up at least a little of the lost time.
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As the only permanent fixture in a constantly changing group, Sinclair Goodlad maintains continuity and lays down the scheme's philosophy.
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Third, they should be based wherever possible on existing boundaries in order to maintain continuity and build upon traditional loyalties.
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They have formed successive alliances with the two main parties of left and right, using their position to maintain continuity .
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The high frequency of I as theme helps to maintain a sense of continuity and a coherent point of view.
need
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Most of the dates clash and next season with home and away matches, we will need continuity .
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As I discussed earlier, we also need to increase the continuity of relationships between adult caregivers and children.
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Consider whether any cases need continuity and transfer these to a permanent member of the team.
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Gore needs to offer continuity of policy but a break with the personalities.
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So, in the Act parenting is for life, because children need continuity , security, and a sense of identity.
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But this teams needs more continuity than up to now and it can still do a lot better.
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At the same time they also need to ensure continuity .
provide
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It is based on the hope that the fieldworker will provide continuity of care for the young people before and after admission.
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Unions have often provided the continuity behind such litigation when the employee is unable to do so.
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It is also necessary to understand that many people with disabilities are apprehensive of well-managed services providing continuity .
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Andrew will try to do his duty By providing some continuity .
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Also like Mrs Chan, he was an important member of the pre-handover administration, providing a measure of continuity .
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There is a carefully defined hierarchy of offices which can provide the organisation with continuity via recruitment from below.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But at all times, if they are of one body, they will display continuity of programme.
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Ensuring editorial quality, integrity and continuity .
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Green brings continuity to the garden.
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How will older people receive the type, continuity and quality of care required?
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However, I would not for one moment deny the continuity and the gradualness of the processes which are changing the earth.
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Story-telling can keep alive the sense of continuity of family or tribal life.
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Will there not be a continuity of evolution implied, in contradiction to our postulated discontinuous collapse?