Sentence examples for a more permanent building from inspiring English sources

Staff said there were plans to construct a more permanent building before winter arrives.

French media have reported that the mosque, housed in a bleak collection of temporary huts while it awaits a more permanent building on a site at its former home in the rue Tanger, used to be regularly frequented by the two suspected gunmen, the brothers Chérif and Saïd Kouachi.

Paradise High administrators are looking for more permanent building space in Chico and hope to be there by January, Lighthall said.

Outposts, which range in size from a few mobile homes to dozens of more permanent buildings, are used to expand and connect settlements.

It was eventually replaced in 1901 by the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, a more permanent stone building by the architect Frank Petre, though the cenotaph by Mountfort was preserved.

During the socialist period the nomadic population was encouraged to adopt a settled way of life, and clusters of gers along with more permanent buildings surrounded the centres of livestock cooperatives and state farms.

Like others, he said that all returns would be voluntary, that no one would be forced to return to Chechnya or to more permanent buildings in Ingushetia.

In northern Europe, some asylum seekers are housed in more permanent buildings: industrial warehouses, also isolated on the edge of towns, such as "The Hangar" in Sangatte, France.

Still, if the group had been building a more permanent network during a full-blown Internet blackout, much of this would have become even more complicated: Which devices would relay the wireless signal?

Kumaritashvili's family said they were told the Georgian government would help protect the marker, by building a more permanent barrier or by completing an expansion of the church property.

Such a tax reform could be an important step toward building a more permanent electoral majority.