Sentence examples for a permanent relation from inspiring English sources

This connection allows the development of a new tire in data management, establishing a permanent relation between graphic information (handled by a CAD system), and non graphic information (handled by a database manager).

Ms. Buchwald is now a permanent public relations coordinator -- and part of her job is to lead the Clydesdale tours.

Since the 1990s, US presidents have annually waived the now-obsolete requirement, but it still must be eliminated as part of a permanent trade relations accord.

"It is therefore proposed that his name be removed forthwith from the honour board for freemen of the borough pending the final report from the Metropolitan police, when this council will make a permanent decision in relation to the matters referred to in this motion".

"It is therefore proposed that his name be removed forthwith from the honour board for freemen of the borough pending the final report from the Metropolitan Police, when this council will make a permanent decision in relation to the matters referred to in this motion".

As time passed and messianic hopes remained unfulfilled, the sense of a permanent suspension of normal relations with God took hold, and prophecy died out.

When Mr Putin says the West "crossed a line" with Ukraine, it suggests - probably on both sides - that this is much more serious and could be opening up a permanent rift in international relations.

The divide resulted in a delay of his confirmation due to political intrigues by the Henshaw faction, and caused a permanent break in political relations between Morton and Bancroft.

With China back as the No. 1 source of the American deficit -- perhaps now on a sustained basis -- it may be a bit harder for the Clinton administration to persuade Congress to grant it normal trade relations on a permanent basis as part of a deal under which the United States would support China's admission to the World Trade Organization.

It marked a turning point in India's modern history, in that it left a permanent scar on Indo-British relations and was the prelude to Mohandas (Mahatma) Gandhi's full commitment to the cause of Indian nationalism and independence from Britain.

But to consolidate the council's gains in that area, he also had a permanent office dealing with Catholic-Jewish relations created in the bishops' national bureaucracy.