Sentence examples for established in perpetuity from inspiring English sources

MPAs are usually established in perpetuity, but some CCAMLR member nations are advocating that Southern Ocean MPAs have built-in expiration dates ranging from 20 to 30 years.

That can be established in perpetuity if we can reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide to 350ppm.

"He made very complex science accessible to the person on the street". Prof Paul Shellard, director of the Stephen Hawking Centre for Theoretical Cosmology in Cambridge, said it was important to "establish in perpetuity his legacy" in the city.

More people, especially very wealthy people, are intending to give their wealth away during their lifetimes rather than establish foundations in perpetuity.

The players' union filed a grievance on behalf of McNall and Messersmith, contending that a player's contract could not be renewed in perpetuity, a custom first established in 1879.

Several large states, such as Maryland, New Jersey and Illinois, have recently repealed rules against perpetuities on trusts; the trust would need to be established in one of these in order to continue in perpetuity.

Laws restricting the construction of dynasties are part of an even longer tradition: "rules against perpetuity" are a holdover from common law established in 1682 … to prevent nobles from arbitrarily designating continual generational transfer of property.

With starry combinations of actor-readers, "Love Letters" has established an annuity in perpetuity for its creator.

They contend that raising the required "payout" would exhaust their assets, thereby violating some donors' intentions of establishing a foundation in perpetuity.

But when I was at Girton, I once did business on what seemed a grand scale, getting such a generous gift from a member of the Pilkington family that the college could establish a music fellowship in perpetuity and buy a harpsichord with what was left.

Let the records show it in perpetuity throughout the universe.