Ideally, we'd like to see a legislative framework that puts achieving permanence for all children without delay at the heart of the system.
But the acute poetry, balanced sonorities, heavy order, and direct intimacy of Cranmer's prose have achieved permanence, and many of his phrases and sentences are as famous as lines from Shakespeare or the King James Bible.
Social workers' primary role "is to work with the family to achieve that permanence for a child.
The towers are an integral part of the skyline that have achieved rare permanence for contemporary art.
"In order to achieve some measure of permanence in an ever-fluctuating political and social order, judicial decisions must be plausibly rooted in either the Constitution or another accepted source of law".
While many architects worship permanence — the better to achieve immortality perhaps — Mr. Rockwell embraces the ephemeral, especially the one-night-only transformative power of theater.
De Pajaro describes the internet as a "huge gallery" through which his art can find a permanence it is unable to achieve in real life.
The tools to ensure permanence are available but the only way to ensure permanence is to exert the effort to achieve it.
He said that such a level would be an "unusual historic achievement" and that the settler movement would have achieved its goal of permanence.
The role of (i) plastic compression, (ii) product incubation, and (iii) cell permanence in the collagenous matrix in order to achieve a skin-like behavior were characterized in terms of material and structural stiffness, in-plane kinematics, and cyclic response, as well as pore size and network density.
The other was the decision by a young Faber editor, Charles Monteith, to ask Osborne's permission to publish the play at a time when few stage scripts achieved that kind of permanence.
