Sentence examples for calls for permanent from inspiring English sources
It also calls for permanent foreign monitoring to ensure that Greece delivers on promised structural changes, a move that many Greeks see as an affront to national sovereignty.
It also calls for permanent foreign monitoring to ensure that Greece keeps its pledges of structural changes to its economy, a requirement that many Greeks see as an affront to national sovereignty.
It also calls for permanent foreign monitoring in Greece to ensure that it makes good on its pledges of structural changes to revitalize its economy, a requirement that many Greeks see as an affront to national sovereignty.
Portugal Keeps Big Art Collection The Portuguese government beat a deadline yesterday by reaching an agreement with a Portuguese mining magnate that calls for permanent public display of his collection of more than 4,000 contemporary works of art in Lisbon, Agence France-Presse reported.
The proposal, called the Gaining Ground Pilot Project, calls for permanent housing instead of homeless shelters.
…I get that Crichton isn't calling for permanent instability in employment.
He called for permanent extension of his tax cuts and a reduction in government regulations and paperwork.
Two Council members, John C. Liu and Gale A. Brewer, have introduced a bill calling for permanent interpreters in several city agencies.
And Florida remains the locus of what is considered the vice president's most debilitating blunder -- his break with the White House in calling for permanent resident status for Elian Gonzalez.
Citing examples of how the campaign stepped on its own message, Mr. Eskew said Mr. Gore's break with President Bill Clinton in calling for permanent residence status for Elián González "made us look unprincipled and stupid".
Just weeks ahead of a Nato summit in Warsaw, Nicholas Burns, a former US ambassador to the organisation, and Gen James Jones, a former supreme allied commander for Europe, have called for permanent air, sea and ground troops to be based in the Baltic States, Poland, Romania and Bulgaria.
