Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem-though it may seem like a permanent problem at the time.
Something similar happened in 1999, when the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal ruled that children of permanent residents were eligible for the same status, regardless of whether the parents were permanent residents at the time of the child's birth.
While, by definition, no potential returner migrants intended, on arrival, to remain in Ireland on a permanent basis, at the time of survey, 22%% (36/164) of them intended to remain in Ireland on a permanent basis.
Previous moves of accommodation were more common among those with permanent tenancies at the time of the survey, perhaps reflecting successful moves towards permanency.
At the time, she said, she verbally agreed to let her son live with his father; she did not have a permanent residence at the time.
In vain, the caller, Gunnar Öquist, the Royal Swedish Academy's permanent secretary at the time, pressed his case, assuring the researcher he had indeed been selected to receive the greatest honour science has to offer.
The Liberal Democrats, then part of the coalition government, opposed a permanent relaxation at the time, insisting that Sunday should remain special and that the compromise between consumers, traders, shopworkers and the religious should be retained.
Then came the 1976 IMF crisis, and an attempt to stem a fall in the pound that had first, in the words of Sir Douglas Wass, Treasury permanent secretary at the time, "declined to fall" and then fallen too much.
A couple of years back I tried to apply for a passport,and was stalled because my mother, a permanent resident at the time of my birth, only became a citizen a few weeks after it.
Even though Francisco was a legal permanent resident at the time of his arrest, his status was revoked after his drug conviction, which also makes him ineligible to ever be allowed to legally return to the United States, should he be required to leave.
