Sentence examples for of permanent status from inspiring English sources
"We will not accept anything that will prejudice the outcome of permanent status negotiations".
The office of Lord High Constable has long ceased to be hereditary or of permanent status in England.
Residence and employment permits, initially valid for two years, can be extended for an extra two, with the possibility of permanent status afterwards.
"The whole period of the last negotiations taught us that the gaps are unbridgeable on the hard issues of permanent status like Jerusalem," said Dore Gold, a senior adviser to Mr. Sharon and former Israeli ambassador to the United Nations.
"The road to peace and security in the region is not through unilateralism, the building of walls and settlements, but rather through the resumption of permanent status negotiations," he said.
The real lesson of the failed summit at Camp David in 2000 is that in the very difficult issues of permanent status -- borders, Jerusalem, refugees and security -- the gaps between the most conciliatory Israeli positions advanced by the Barak government and those of the P.L.O. were totally unbridgeable.
He issued a statement condemning "the substance and timing of the announcement" of the housing, and added, "Unilateral action taken by either party cannot prejudge the outcome of negotiations on permanent status issues".
Unilateral action taken by either party cannot prejudge the outcome of negotiations on permanent status issues.
A statement from the ministry expressed "great displeasure" with the declaration in Rome, "which includes the issue of Jerusalem and other issues which are the subjects of Israeli-Palestinian negotiations on permanent status".
If Israel did so too, there would on May 11th be a formal launching of permanent-status talks (the left-over bits of the interim accord somehow being negotiated in parallel), with Bill Clinton in attendance.Mr Clinton leaves for Europe on May 12th, so there is not much time for the usual foot-dragging.
Following that, other companies like Shyp and Instacart have shifted at least some of their workers to permanent status, because they require more training.
