Sentence examples for having permanency from inspiring English sources

George, a labourer, had previously worked as a casual employee and felt that having permanency was beneficial for his mental health in spite of worrying that he could still be made redundant.

Dr. Horn said that no state met one particularly important standard, which says children should have "permanency and stability in their living situations".

The judge declared from the bench that this child deserved to have a family and deserved to have permanency in their life.

She will have "permanent fixes" and "private sector solutions" and "permanency" and "destroy the EPA" (translation: "Let pollution reign!") and no she can't really get specific about it.

— And that your state (at present the Seat of the Empire) may set such examples of wisdom and liberality, as shall have a tendency to strengthen and give permanency to the Union at home — and credit and respectability to it abroad".

This Constitution will be preserved, but it will be preserved very largely in consequence of what the Lord has revealed and what [the Mormons], through listening to the Lord and being obedient, will help to bring about, to stabilize and give permanency and effect to the Constitution itself.

"They've gone from the extreme of having it set in permanency to now being specific about when it terminates," Ms. Viken said of Massachusetts.

The lack of understanding is perhaps due to never having a feeling of permanency.

Today the emphasis on permanency has shrunk the system to 15,413 children in fiscal year 2011, from its 1997 peak.

Logit model results for the barrier of cost (as a binary outcome variable) further confirmed the importance of the permanency of the job: having a fixed term contract is the only factor significantly associated with higher chances to indicate cost as a barrier (Table 19).

He has no belief in permanency and stability.