Sentence examples for Perpetual existence from inspiring English sources

Except as otherwise provided, the corporation has perpetual existence.

Freedom isn't the perpetual existence of all possible choices.

But the foundations complained that this would threaten their perpetual existence, and the bill did not pass.

The law requires foundations to spend a minimum of just 5percentt of their assets a year, thus helping ensure their perpetual existence, and their donors' immortality.

Private foundations should be required to spend more of their assets on charitable work, even if it threatens their perpetual existence.

As a result, says Mr Fleischman, "foundations keep reinventing the wheel .As for foundation governance, it is a nightmare, says Robert Monks, a veteran campaigner for better corporate governance: "Perpetual existence, no need to conform to competitive standards, it is all too much for human nature.

And, in 2016, in America, we must call Trump what he truly is, our frightful shadow, and we must acknowledge and "illuminate" him as such, and warn our children of his perpetual existence--in many, many guises--throughout human history, past, present, and future (such as it is).

As I see it, immortality doesn't mean perpetual (linear) existence in time but resides outside of time altogether.

Because film-making is a perpetual questioning of existence.

And must not bodies, perpetual in their existence, and which may be always gaining without ever losing, speedily gain more than is useful, and in time more than is safe?

A special level of hell exists in Dante's Inferno where a person suffers the existence of perpetual illness during a rainy day on Martha's Vineyard.