Sentence examples for a permanent barrier from inspiring English sources

The almost-yearly floods have fed the sense of urgency that a permanent barrier is needed.

Mr. Halprin said he was helping to design a permanent barrier that city officials hope will be less of an eyesore while still keeping people away.

Did this mean they opposed the building of a permanent barrier between Israelis and Palestinians, much of it on land that runs well inside the West Bank, alienating Palestinians from lands that fell under Israeli occupation in 1967?

But in a turn of events that gave more time to opponents of the project, Mr. Bartha said the work could not be done before spring, by which time he assumed the legislators would have approved and financed a permanent barrier made of stronger stuff.

Thus, the lack of funding for primary care services and the treatment of substance use and psychiatric disorders will no longer be a permanent barrier to implementing diversion and intervention services at each interception point in the criminal justice process.

The Senate, in which tiny rural states are given as much power as the large metropolitan ones - so that Wyoming has as much weight as California - is a permanent barrier against the majority of Americans ever having their interests fully represented.

You are likely to have more success with a sturdy, permanent barrier against deer, particularly if deer eating your plants is a continuous problem.

No oil had leaked since then, and cement had been pumped into the well from the top in August, forming a partial permanent barrier.

These epithelia are believed to maintain a robust and permanent barrier between two contrasting environments.

Transcriptional silencing of genes by facultative heterochromatin formation is thought to be more tight than simple transcriptional repression in euchromatin because dense chromatin packaging represents a more restrictive and permanent barrier to the transcriptional machinery than repressor binding (Sun et al. 2001).

For the over 70 million Americans who have a criminal record however, the digital era has not only compounded the strain of unemployment, but the collateral effect has created a devastating, inhumane and seemingly permanent barrier to employment.