Sentence examples for permanence policy from inspiring English sources

In the past, the Australian Government has adopted a rigid 100 year permanence policy but is now taking a more flexible approach and accepting both 100- and 25-year permanence [17].

But at the end of the day, Duncan's longevity as a national figure -- and the permanence of the policies he champions -- depends on Obama's.

The federal government should look to rebuild the nation's child welfare system and begin offering children the lifelong families they deserve by changing policy to promote permanence and child well-being.

Like many Paladino volunteers, Ms. Harter's frustrations revolve around that nebulous entity she refers to as "the System" — a boiling stew pot of intractable unemployment, redistributionist social policy and the annoying permanence of "career politicians" — frustrations that she acknowledged were first more intuitively felt than cerebrally understood.

Our results have implications for the design of land use policies to support the permanence of mountain farming and to help livestock breeders confront their particular constraints.

More precisely, the discovered impact of the presence of family members working as assistants should encourage policies to foster their permanence in the farm and to avoid the search of off-farm jobs.

The biggest disadvantage of permanent fillers is their permanence.

The jazz players epitomised the "New African" - urban and Americanised in defiance of policies denying black people a permanence in the cities other than as a labour pool.

This commentary explores the links between forest property rights and liability, to different REDD+ policy options and their implications for permanence.

Concerning the permanence of the contents, each repository applies its own policy.

According to Alberini et al. [ 27] different types of remediation policies would lead to different degrees of permanence of the health risk reduction.