Sentence examples for a permanent connection with from inspiring English sources

Not only the king but also the German bishops and lay lords thus entered into a permanent connection with an empire won on the way to Rome and bestowed by the papacy.

But while other services like Loopt ask you to create a permanent connection with your peers, Glympse recognizes that oftentimes we don't want all of our contacts to know our current whereabouts.

The freshwater input into the lagoon is provided by a series of fresh to brackish water channels and small springs, landwards, while a permanent connection with the Tyrrhenian Sea is provided by a channel, 1.5 km long and a few meters wide.

But as one celebrity who shall remain unnamed quipped when Roth asked her why she wanted to learn to meditate, "I want to maintain a permanent connection with the intelligence of the universe.

Jane Doe -- like all foster children -- is entitled to a permanent connection with caring adults, placement in the least restrictive setting possible to meet her needs, services that respect and support her gender identity and ensure her safety and treatment to help her heal from a lifetime of trauma and abuse.

The less expensive headphones have a permanent connection, avoiding that problem.

Under these circumstances, you need to implement a permanent connection.

What is needed is a channel to create a permanent connection between Roma communities and Serbia's health systems.

Use sensible wire lengths if creating a permanent connection to the ATX supply.

Radio contact was briefly established in late 1941, however, the contact was extremely intermittent between 1942 and 1943, with a permanent radio connection to the (codenamed "Stanley") only established in 1944.

The temporary connections between the Arabian plate and Eurasia established 18 16 Ma are thought to have allowed the first faunal exchanges between these distinct biogeographic regions, with a permanent Eurasian connection being established ~15 Ma [ 24– 26].