Sentence examples for change to permanent from inspiring English sources

There's no change to permanent cards.

"But in China, for that change to be permanent, consumers have to be willing to bear the consequences.

After playing 24 football seasons on artificial turf, the authority -- with the urging of the Giants -- agreed last year to change to a permanent grass surface.

Founders will then have between six and 12 months to change to a permanent address.

At the end of that decade, one's status would change to "lawful permanent resident," (LPR) and the 5-year waiting period described earlier would commence.

In 2006, the ratio changed to 1.48 permanent workers for each non-permanent worker (432 permanent workers and 292 non-permanent).

Five of the patients (36%) changed modality to permanent haemodialysis following catheter removal.

Controversial changes to charge permanent residents and New Zealanders full fees were dumped.

'I' grades must be changed to a permanent notation or grade within a maximum of one year.

In a course taken in 1994-95 or later, 'I' grades must be changed to a permanent notation or grade within a maximum of one year.

I'm always surprised that changes to the permanent collections of our national museums and galleries receive scant attention compared to temporary exhibitions.