Sentence examples for permanent elements from inspiring English sources

Continued success, he said, required enactment of the rest of his agenda, including making permanent elements of his tax cuts that will otherwise expire and passing energy legislation that would promote domestic oil and gas production.

But the readings drew on more permanent elements in him and his art: his remarkable histrionic talents, his love of theatricals and of seeing and delighting an audience, and the eminently performable nature of his fiction.

Systematic production refers to all those processes and methods that are used to transform science-based discoveries into permanent elements of a healthcare system.

Major changes resulted in enlargement of parcel size, increase of cultivated areas and drastic reduction of permanent elements such as woods, hedges or natural meadows.

The variability of environmental conditions had a similar influence in the two countries on the proportions of farmland and of permanent elements.

Large forest species of low mobility were less abundant in landscape units with intensive farming systems and a reduced network of permanent elements.

The permanent element peaked in the 1970s but has since declined markedly.

Its plain, vernacular quality struck an understated aesthetic tone for the first permanent element of the new World Trade Center.

They called it a spire and insisted it was a critical and permanent element of the architects' overall design.

Senate, in ancient Rome, the governing and advisory council that proved to be the most permanent element in the Roman constitution.

Virtually all the great powers of Europe were signatories to the Treaty of London (May 8 , 1852, which declared the integrity of the Danish realm to be a permanent element in the European balance of power.