Sentence examples for because of the permanent from inspiring English sources

That's because of the permanent savings we have already made and the further long terms reforms we announced at the autumn statement".

Martin says that this may be because of "the permanent public investment to facilitate conciliation between work and child-care responsibility".

And he is adamant that Portugal will not try to renegotiate its debt obligations, because of the permanent damage it might do to Lisbon's reputation as a borrower.

The main reason is that there has been a collapse of tax revenues because of the permanent loss of output caused by Big Finance and because, during 2009, the government deliberately decided on a time-limited boost to the economy.

Mr Kouchner has admitted he was wrong to ask for a junior minister for human rights, because of the "permanent contradiction between human rights and the foreign policy of a state".

In this case, this interaction induces a molecular rotation because of the permanent or induced dipole alignment with the oscillating microwave electric field (frequency of 2.45 GHz) [48].

Should they fail either because they cannot muster a majority or because another of the permanent five casts a veto Mr Bush will almost certainly feel compelled to fulfil his promise to go to war anyway.

Because of this permanent feast the crater boasts one of the highest concentrations of lions found anywhere in Africa.

The combined permanent incidence risk ratios were not calculated because of the low permanent incidence rates.

Because of the field of the permanent magnets located behind the cathodes the charged particles are confined within the discharge volume.

Because of the virtually permanent presence of small doses of radiation around the "Zone", the number of people with cancer, neurological disorders and genetic mutations increases with each year.