Sentence examples for constituted permanent from inspiring English sources

Eicke was charged with restoring order in Dachau, which he did by establishing a regime based on a set of draconian but comprehensible rules enforced by a properly constituted permanent staff of SS guards.

In addition, 92 % of the reforms constitute permanent changes in labour market legislation which suggests that the crisis led to a long-term shift in labour market regulation around the world.

Based on the evidence available, Caroplastic is in most instances a desirable solution for the long-term storage of cleared leaves, as it yields archival-quality samples that can constitute permanent cleared leaf collections.

Until 2000, Britain denied that the islanders constituted a permanent or indigenous population.

To the south, in the Wakashan province, houses were typically rectangular and reached sizes of approximately 40 feet by 60 to 100 feet (12 metres by 18.25 to 30.5 metres); huge cedar posts with side beams and ridgepoles constituted a permanent framework to which were attached wall planks and roof planks that could be taken down, loaded onto canoes, and transported from one site to another.

The lack of facilities for the adequate treatment and handling of sewage constituted a permanent risk factor for disease.

However, they constitute a permanent threat to themselves and horses, which may die or survive under permanent chemoprophylaxis.

But the whole notion of what constitutes a permanent job may simply be changing.

When Edwards claims that Lewis's polemical writings constitute "a permanent insight into the nature of modernity", I'm very nearly ready to believe him.

In January this year, Google agreed to pay a £130m settlement to HMRC, but continued to insist that its presence in Britain is minimal, and doesn't constitute a "permanent establishment".

By L. L. Levinson and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, October 26, 1940 P. 13 A man who makes an occasional visit to a midtown stationary shop has long been fascinated by a moose head which constitutes a permanent part of the stock in trade.