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71continuing operation — An activity or operation within an organization that remains active. Contrast *discontinued operation …
72continuing education — UK / US noun [uncountable] lessons for adults, often held in the evening, that give them the opportunity to study a wide variety of subjects …
73continuing education — contin′uing (or contin′ued) educa′tion n. edu a program of courses for adults offered by a university extension or other institution …
74continuing education — /kənˌtɪnjuɪŋ ɛdʒəˈkeɪʃən/ (say kuhn.tinyoohing ejuh kayshuhn) noun education, usually part time, for persons beyond the school leaving age; further education; adult education …
75continuing contract — A contract calling for periodic performances over a space of time …
76continuing jurisdiction — A doctrine invoked commonly in child custody or support cases by which a court which has once acquired jurisdiction continues to possess it for purposes of amending and modifying its orders therein. Curtis v. Gibbs, Tex., 511 S.W.2d 263 …
77continuing covenant — One which indicates or necessarily implies the doing of stipulated acts successively or as often as the occasion may require; as, a covenant to pay rent by installments, to keep the premises in repair or insured, to cultivate land, etc …
78continuing contract — A contract calling for periodic performances over a space of time …
79continuing jurisdiction — A doctrine invoked commonly in child custody or support cases by which a court which has once acquired jurisdiction continues to possess it for purposes of amending and modifying its orders therein. Curtis v. Gibbs, Tex., 511 S.W.2d 263 …
80continuing covenant — One which indicates or necessarily implies the doing of stipulated acts successively or as often as the occasion may require; as, a covenant to pay rent by installments, to keep the premises in repair or insured, to cultivate land, etc …
