Through Going

We hope that continued research will provide solutions to even the challenges of beneficiation that we are facing ''; ownership equity targets it is equally envisaging a through-going transformation of the sector and entrance of the new players through the implementation of ownership equity targets. ❋ Unknown (2004)

Had Inneraora been a walled town, impregnable, say, as a simple Swabian village with a few sconces and redoubts, and a few pieces of cannon, we old soldiers would have counselled the holding of it against all comers; but it was innocently open to the world, its back windows looking into the fields, its through-going wynds and closes leading frankly to the highway. ❋ Neil Munro (N/A)

They were tall lands or tenements, three storeys high, with through-going closes, or what the ❋ Neil Munro (N/A)

The wind moaning in the through-going closes expressed a sense of desolation. ❋ Neil Munro (N/A)

Mr. Lincoln's nomination was nearly unanimous, only the State of Missouri opposing him; but of the more earnest and through-going Republicans in both Houses of ❋ George W. Julian (N/A)

To through-going anti-slavery men this seemed like an apology for the war, and a most ill-timed revival of the policy of conciliation, which had been so uniformly and contemptuously spurned by the enemy. ❋ George W. Julian (N/A)

Although I had zealously supported him in the canvass, and was strongly impressed by the grasp of thought and aptness of expression which marked his great debate with Douglas, yet as a through-going Free Soiler and a member of the radical wing of Republicanism, my prepossessions were against him. ❋ George W. Julian (N/A)

Lifland explained why the safe harbor doesn't apply to a broker that is a through-going fraud. ❋ Unknown (2011)

"Then factor in the geo-hazard and the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, where construction is cinder block and concrete with no through-going steel." ❋ Unknown (2010)

This suggests that the San Andreas fault remains a localized through-going structure, at least to the base of the crust, in this area. ❋ David R. Shelly (2010)

Since the days of the Mongol invasions mankind has not had to face such an unflinching and through-going aspiration for unlimited world supremacy. ❋ Unknown (2008)

There it was the writers met their clients and cozened them into costly law pleas over the genial jug or chopine; the through-going stranger took his pack there and dwelt cheaply in the attics that looked upon the bay and upon the little harbour where traffic dozed upon the swinging tide, waiting the goodwill of mariners in no hurry to leave a port so alluring; in its smoke-grimed public-room skippers frequented, full of loud tales of roving, and even the retinue of MacCailen was not averse from an evening's merriment in a company where no restraint of the castle was expected, and his Grace was mentioned but vaguely as a personal pronoun. ❋ Neil Munro (N/A)

a course to ensure through-going democracy, good governance, peace and all-round security for its peoples. ❋ Unknown (1995)