Sentence examples similar to non-permanent objects from inspiring English sources
"We're just not there yet," one senior administration official said on Tuesday, warning that China and Russia, along with some non-permanent members of the Security Council, would object unless Colonel Qaddafi began using his air force to attack large numbers of Libyans.
Community Forest is defined as "that part of non-permanent forest estate (not more than 5000ha) that is the object of an agreement between government and a community in which communities undertake sustainable forest management for a period of 25 years renewable" (MINEF 1998).
(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.
Embolisation (bland, drug eluting, non-permanent).
