Sentence examples for measures permanent from inspiring English sources

It will try to make many of the emergency measures permanent, via constitutional reforms.But Mr Uribe will face several obstacles.

Mr Uribe is likely to want to make these measures permanent; if so, they could be blocked by the Constitutional Court.

But Saturday's report from the Treasury select committee cautions that the new measures give the Treasury "a financial interest in maintaining house prices to limit the losses to the taxpayer", which could make the housing support measures permanent.

Ms. Weinshall says the experiment with temporary sidewalk extensions has been successful enough to make them permanent in the 2005 fiscal year, when the city will spend about $10 million to expand the pavement, move signs and make the temporary measures permanent.

He adds later, "If DOT decides to consider making any of the temporary measures permanent, we would, of course, conduct further evaluation and community engagement".

Republicans also argued that the breaks in question have been enacted every year on a temporary basis -- without any "pay-for" -- and it only makes sense to make the measures permanent.

Their yield behavior was quantified at different stress states, by measuring permanent volume changes.

Finally, the developed prediction models are validated by comparing the predicted and measured permanent strains of other four base materials.

Second, the mechanistic-empirical design guide (MEPDG) model is used to determine the permanent deformation properties of the selected UGMs on the basis of the measured permanent strain curves.

An author particularly concerned with measuring permanent income free of yearly fluctuations may find that neighbourhood income provides a better measure.

In support of this, we did measure permanent deformation of the trabecular metal tibial base plate in some of the high-migration cases (Dunbar et al. 2009).