Sentence examples for permanent dependency from inspiring English sources

It is a form of benevolent slavery to reduce able people to permanent dependency.

They will have to be mindful that the ultimate goal is to treat symptoms and guide veterans closer to normal life, not sidetrack them into permanent dependency.

Rowan Williams argued recently that the "jubilee" laws of ancient Israel serve to resist permanent dependency; but they can only do this by restricting the size of the gap between the rich and the poor.

The time has come for the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina and their democratically elected leaders to be given full responsibility for their future and to put aside the alarmist cries of those who would make this country a permanent dependency of the international community.

Buchanan believes Obama wants "permanent dependency".

The story illustrates both the necessity of providing essential social services for those in need while always being mindful never to allow that need to transmute into a permanent dependency.

Unlike the 1940s, the 21st century needs to address issues such as resilience and personal control, surveillance and privacy and the damage done when permanent welfare dependency is the government's favoured method of "support" instead of using tools that encourage empowerment and independence.

In particular, the properties that provide greater sensitivity are (1) the moisture-dependency of the modulus, shear strength, and permanent deformation; (2) stress-dependency of the modulus and permanent deformation; and (3) cross-anisotropy of the modulus.

The advocates argue that in places like New York City, workfare has not helped substantial numbers of people move from government dependency into permanent jobs.

Steroid dependency or permanent immunosuppressive therapy was considered if patients had a relevant prescription in at least two consecutive quarters during the study period.

Medical diagnoses describing the underlying medical causes of dependency on permanent care are documented in rank order according to their relevance for impairment in the standardized medical examinations.