Sentence examples for permanency and from inspiring English sources
She will have "permanent fixes" and "private sector solutions" and "permanency" and "destroy the EPA" (translation: "Let pollution reign!") and no she can't really get specific about it.
"Our inks are formulated to target permanency and shall have an effect similar to any other permanent marker".
He has no belief in permanency and stability.
Homeownership was thought to encourage planning, discipline, permanency and community spirit.
In that sense he got much inspiration from Brancusi, whose work has that same wonderful sense of permanency and correctness".
Dr. Horn said that no state met one particularly important standard, which says children should have "permanency and stability in their living situations".
For all these reasons, for the combination of permanencies and transformations, more or less radical, more or less real or only perceived, we like to say that buildings are often antifragile some buildings, under certain conditions.
Based on observations on its position as gateway to an area rich in natural attractions and historical permanencies and drawing upon data related to maritime tourism demand data, the need to remove or relocate the commercial port as a major environmental detractor and inaccessible area, is described and analyzed.
Five Acres' mission is to promote safety, well-being and permanency for children and their families by building on their strengths and empowering them within communities.
As the immediate past president of Maryland PTA and the current president of the Maryland Foster (Resource) Parent Association, I use my 30 years of PTA experience to support Maryland's foster parents as they strive to provide the youth in their care with the safety, permanency, wellbeing and educational support our children need and deserve.
I would like to mention here that constraint is a possibility (Cfr Ceruti 1986), that resistance based on maintaining certain fixed points, on some elements of permanency, principles and values that have been passed down and that last over time is a constraint that opens up new possibilities.
