Sentence examples for important permanent from inspiring English sources

Republicans and the American people are getting something really important, permanent tax relief".

Geosynthetic-reinforced soil retaining walls as important permanent structures, 1996 1997 Mercer Lecture.

But in the House, this will be the first time for two women to chair an important permanent committee.

With surprising frankness, he said the interim issues had taken too much time and annoyingly distracted negotiators from the more important permanent peace talks.

To see his most important permanent installations, the Turrell aficionado would need to go to the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico, where Agua de Luz (2012) was recently installed within a Mayan-inspired stepped pyramid; and to Colomé, Argentina, where one can find the most important permanent collection of his work, at the James Turrell Museum.

The 1906 Games, often referred to as the Intercalated Olympic Games, introduced some important permanent Olympic customs, including the parade of the nations' teams in ranks around the track, now the first major event at all opening ceremonies.

The real question is not whether Palestine should be a state but what sort of state it should be.Reuters Sovereignty with stringsThis is what Mr Arafat and Mr Netanyahu should be arguing about in the all-important "permanent" negotiations.

We took his testimony to mean that long-term deficit reduction is more important than permanent tax cuts.

It is a problem for students to repeat the experiment away from laboratories which is important for permanent learning.

This conception of libraries — especially public libraries, where universal access is more important than permanent preservation — explains the metaphor of weeding.

He was, however, more to us than friend, supporter, and critic: our views about legal education were, in important and permanent ways, shaped by Monrad Paulsen.