Sentence examples for a permanent institution from inspiring English sources

Participants agreed to form a "preparatory group" charged with exploring possible actions, mechanisms, timing, institutional frameworks, and principles involved in constructing a permanent institution designed to ensure international dialogue, cooperation, and coordination in nanotechnology research and development.

"I would rather establish a permanent institution," he said.

"He wants a permanent institution," Father Chryssavgis said.

The court is independent of the United Nations and was established as a permanent institution.

Although this was initially a temporary expedient, by the 15th century it had become a permanent institution.

Let's hope that it becomes a permanent institution, exercising a gravitational pull on the rest of the New York schedule.

"Any firm that is a lasting, permanent institution goes through rough times," he says.

At least that was how many people felt here, in his hometown, where the 100-year-old former senator had become a seemingly permanent institution.

Now, for the first time, an impersonal government as a distinct and permanent institution was established.

She writes that the arms race is driven by a "technological imperative" which requires the creation of an enemy as a permanent social institution: Modern weapons technologies, including the required research and development, are particularly capital-intensive and costly.

Donovan tried to counter the negative press with a media blitz of his own but the damage was done, and his hopes of making the O.S.S. a permanent postwar institution were dead.