Sentence examples for permanent attendance from inspiring English sources
The vets reported "severe deficiencies" in factories which pluck, kill, cut and pack 700m chickens a year and said Britain was breaking commission rules because vets were not in permanent attendance and sometimes lacked the right qualifications.
However, Keynes thinks it more likely "Æthelstan A" was a king's priest from Mercia, who acquired his learning in a Mercian religious house and respected Ælfwine as a fellow Mercian; that "Æthelstan A" entered Æthelstan's service before he became king and was in permanent attendance on him.
Few will be in attendance other than the permanent representatives at the W.T.O. and some of the trade ministers of member countries.
In this public tertiary care hospital which employs 360 permanent nursing staff, the monthly average attendance is 2620 patients and number of admissions of 800 a month.
The learning kits contain chalk, chalkboard erasers, poster sheets, permanent markers, folders, registration and enrolment books, attendance registers, and lesson plan books.
Numerous sociodemographic characteristics of mothers remain unknown since CBS collects a limited data set of these data like permanent residence, marital status, parity, and professional birth attendance [ 6].
Mr. Mukasa will Chair the task force at the policy level while the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development's Permanent Secretary, Mr. Pius Bigirimana, who was also in attendance, will Chair the technical level.
However, in 2012 Cardiff Blues announced that they would be making a permanent return to Cardiff Arms Park following declining attendances at the Cardiff City Stadium.
Attendance grew and the collection found a permanent home in the basement of a community theater in Dedham, Massachusetts.
So this time around, we can expect Jerry to insist on securing the permission – possibly even the attendance – of every top-tier US ambassador, and all permanent members of the UN Security Council.
Those who do have a low attendance rates or are at risk of fixed term or permanent exclusion from school or college.
