Sentence examples similar to non-permanent connection from inspiring English sources

(3)Non-permanent marking.

"The income gap between permanent and non-permanent workers has increased over the past decade," it said.

Most of them migrated in non-permanent basis.

International students are defined as those who are non-citizen and non-permanent residents.

This includes those who have non-permanent postdoctoral and/or non-permanent tenure-track positions (or equivalents such as proleptic lecturer positions).

Four groups were selected to fit out the stadiums with non-permanent items known as overlays.

When you talk to forecasters, people talk about as much as 50% of organizations are non-permanent, non full-time.

The 15-to-0 vote followed months of negotiating and redrafting to win over one reluctant permanent member and several non-permanent ones.

The permanent members had red ballots and the non-permanent members had white ballots," said the UK ambassador to the UN, Matthew Rycroft.

When most people hear the term refugee camp, tents and non-permanent structures come to mind.

The part may be legibly marked using a non-permanent method showing its current life status.