Jacob Rees-Mogg, the head of the European Research Group, told the FT this week that he could accept a legal codicil attached to the withdrawal agreement stating that the backstop could not last permanently.
I'm ashamed to admit to being overwhelmed with relief last year when an extremely difficult pupil was at last permanently excluded.
"The last permanently commissioned work in New York of the 20th century" is how one of its sponsors, the Public Art Fund, describes it.
In our daughter's bedroom, last permanently occupied two years ago, the posters have come down but the corkboard is still there, with its mementoes: theatre tickets, an Abercrombie & Fitch label, a photo of the cast of Spooks.
If we are to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past and tackling rather than adding to environmental devastation we need to change our economic priorities, not just while the recession lasts but permanently.
Their relationship, which produced several children, lasted until 1839 (they permanently separated in 1844).
Serious adverse events were defined as fatal, life-threatening, requiring hospitalization or extension of hospitalization, acquisition of permanently lasting or remarkable impairment or dysfunction, or induction of congenital anomaly.
His final stay in Morocco lasted until May 1968, when he was permanently banished.
A research fund or a professorship are lasting gifts that can permanently link your name with Columbia Law School.
Stress associated with pain can lead to prolonged structural and functional alteration in pain pathways that lasts into adult life, permanently altering normal or common responses to pain [ 34, 35].
Mr. Wang's wife, who comes from a very influential family, was permanently disabled when a mob attacked her during the Cultural Revolution, which lasted from 1966 to 1976.
