Sentence examples for deemed permanent from inspiring English sources

The ceasefire Eta called in 2006 was also deemed "permanent".

But some authorities think baselines, once established, could be deemed permanent.

Eta is already observing what it terms a "permanent" ceasefire, called in September 2010, though it has broken previous unilateral truces that it had deemed permanent.

3) Patients aged ≥65 years who present with hitherto unrecognized renal failure requiring immediate dialysis will be eligible if their renal failure is deemed permanent by the treating nephrologist, and if dialysis is intended to be an indefinite treatment.

Renal insufficiency was defined as persistent rise of pCr >1.4 mg/dl and ESRD was the point at which dialysis treatment was deemed permanent or when pCr remained above or equal to 10 mg/dl.

Over time, though, the "extraordinary emergency" was deemed a permanent state of affairs, and the scope of the authorization was broadened until, eventually, it came to include even the collection of data from communications between American citizens located inside the United States.

It was deemed a permanent threat by the rulers of Egypt.

Judge Rolf Treu ruled in favor of Students Matter in Vergara v. California, deeming teacher permanent status (commonly called "tenure"), due process protections for teachers with permanent status, and seniority-based layoffs unconstitutional.

Merged sickness and disability system with disability benefits granted only to those deemed to have permanent reductions in work capacity.

Blocks that persisted for ≥60 s were deemed to be permanent.

While decay requires tens of thousands of years4, the temporary arrangements under which the bulk of this inventory is currently stored, at hundreds of locations dispersed throughout the U.S.5, were not designed for permanent storage and are not deemed safe for the permanent storage of high-level nuclear waste6.