Sentence examples for access to a permanent from inspiring English sources

If you cherish stability, by staying in academia you can have access to a permanent position.

Comparisons with National Forest Inventory (NFI), National Vegetation Information System (NVIS) and Queensland Herbarium data suggested that sampling using LSP and LiDAR aggregated to the landscape provided similar estimates at the broad level but allowed access to a permanent and more detailed record.

The "perennial water scenario", which mimics both irrigation additions as well as access to a permanent water supply [18], typically expanded the climate niche to regions that are arid during the growing season, but are otherwise suitable: western US, northern Africa, central and western Australia, and the Middle East (Figs. 1, 2, 3).

We identified various non-financial incentives that could be combined with financial incentives, such as health facility equipment, family welfare, professional development opportunities, access to information and communications technology, improved road infrastructure and access to a permanent job, among others.

"Education is a right that all students should have access to, in a permanent way, so that the negative impacts related to flooding and the region's common issues such as armed conflict can be overcome," said Mr. Ribon.

"Pigs," we are informed, "must have permanent access to a sufficient quantity of material to enable proper investigation and manipulation activities".

Arguably the best known intervention is microfinance, defined as both a means of lending small amounts while taking little or no collateral, and as a movement "that envisions a world in which low-income households have permanent access to a range of high quality and affordable financial services".

With Inner Circle, you'll be able to grant permanent access to a select group of friends.

Conventional CDM systems using web applications for data capture depend on permanent access to a network.

I'd prefer a system that allowed me grant permanent access to a close family member, which I could revoke at any time.

This is not a current policy for the Norwegian Arctic because of the limited number of women living in the region, risk factors and the capabilities (no permanent access to a surgeon) at the local hospital unit.