Respondents in a number cases communicated skepticism about the extent to which medical and government organisations could be trusted; similarly, although some respondents raised the importance of guarantees against prosecution, more were skeptical about the perpetuity of guarantees and promises against identification, investigation and prosecution.
The clip is a hoot, pure Hollywood, special effects and all, and a useful reminder of what the emperor's army is really about: imperial policing in perpetuity, potential war without end, amen.
In fact, Mr Walker, a Republican, wants to rule out negotiations with unions about benefits in perpetuity.
"David Milarch is perpetuating into perpetuity by cloning," Dr. Hendrickson said.
Every legacy website you belong to talks about "eternity", "forever", "perpetuity".
Snapchat's built-in disappearing act would seem to allay concern about images living in perpetuity on the Web, resurfacing just in time for law school applications or job interviews.... Anyone who's quick, and determined to outwit the system, can take a screenshot of a photo before it evaporates.
"The views of the staff are very important, but the duty of the trust is to think about the Guardian in perpetuity and that is to look beyond the interests of the current generation of journalists … Global stakeholders include readers from all over the world who have come to look to the Guardian for their understanding of the world, which is why it's so important to open up this process".
The peshkash, or tribute, payable to the government in perpetuity was about £330,000 a year.
"There is no fact in history which posterity will find it more difficult to understand, than the idea of perpetuity," wrote John Stuart Mill about foundations in 1833.
