Sentence examples for a unique lifelong from inspiring English sources

A unique, lifelong ten-digit personal identification number assigned to each person living in Sweden provides the possibility of cross-referencing in national databases.

A unique, lifelong ten-digit personal identity number assigned to each person living in Sweden provides the possibility of linking records in health care databases which limits the risk of biased selection.

The Most Reverend Peter Smith, Archbishop of Southwark, said: "The Catholic Church continues to support marriage understood by society for centuries as the significant and unique lifelong commitment between a man and a woman for their mutual well-being and open to the procreation and education of children.

This collection illuminates the unique lifelong relationship between two of our most influential modern American authors.

The registrant database includes patient first and last name, sex, date of birth, unique lifelong medical insurance identifier, and 6-digit postal code, the latter enabling linkage to census information by geographic area of residence.

In doing so, they start on a unique adventure, a lifelong journey.

Conservation and restoration education with its cultural, social, technical, economical and legal, as well as historical, aspects in architectural training is a unique field requiring lifelong education.

"Character is a lifelong process, and college has a unique role to play,' Mr. Schwartz said.

The monarchs, a unique "super insect" unlike anything else on earth, have been Ovid's lifelong obsession.

In December 2003, as an acute, lifelong reporter of her inner states, Joan Didion was presented with a unique opportunity to examine the experience of bereavement.

A unique man will be greatly missed by brother Peter, sister-in-law Connie, nephew Jeff Annee), niece Lisa (John) Haywood, grandnephew Peter, lifelong friend Matt Merola.