Sentence examples for a permanent purpose from inspiring English sources

The ICA has a powerful character and a permanent purpose.

In 1907, Parliament passed the first National Trust Act, enshrining the trust's permanent purpose and giving it powers to protect property for the benefit of the nation.

For years, the only two seasons in the Amazon were thought to be wet and wetter--a permanent spring for all intents and purposes.

Meanwhile, the junta, helped by an appointed advisory panel and legislature, is preparing a permanent constitution whose main purpose appears to be to permanently curtail parliamentary democracy and prevent the return of the Shinawatra clan, which has won every poll since 2001.

Applying different standards to imported blood defeats the whole purpose of a permanent deferral, he added.

Lord Ashcroft wrote to Mr Hague, who was Tory leader, in 2000, giving his "clear and unequivocal assurance" he would become a permanent UK resident for tax purposes in order to take his place in the second chamber.

Two animals from each group were randomly selected each month and then marked with a permanent marking pen for tracking purposes.

In 1959 a permanent Outer Space Committee was formed for the purpose of maintaining the United Nations Charter and other international law in space, which opened the way for peaceful exploration.

The Museum has a three-fold purpose: to display a permanent collection, to show temporary exhibits, and to create a study center and library pertaining to American folk arts.

Ms. Donald gave her son's death purpose by striking a permanent blow against organized racist terror in America.

This month, the Arts Council withdrew funding from what would have been a permanent home for black arts, a purpose-built 270-seat, £9.5m theatre on the site of the old Westminster Theatre in Victoria, London.