Sentence examples for permanent measure from inspiring English sources

The Coalition deliberately misrepresented it as a permanent measure, he added.

TO RUSH BILL TO SENATE Permanent Measure Will Be Drafted Later for Presentation to the Next Congress.

The Senate is expected to endorse the permanent measure as early as next month, but may question some of the amendments the House added to the bill.

Puberty suppressants are not a permanent measure: they are reversible and give pubescent children with acute gender dysphoria time to think and work out their place in the world without the pressure of secondary sex characteristics developing that define and brand a child as belonging to the very biological sex they so vehemently reject.

The wealth index on the other hand is a more permanent measure of a household's economic standing.

She added that an independent Scotland would have the powers to set a fuel duty regulator and provide a permanent measure to control prices.

In particular, geomagnetic observatories are permanent measuring stations where precise, continuous long-term measurements of the geomagnetic field are made, thus making it possible to study field variations of both external and internal origins.

Such spending avoids the long-term funding problem posed by permanent measures.

When those skills fail, the reflexive response is self-destruction, through alcohol or more permanent measures.

Mr. Forrest said he would decide on permanent measures after consulting with the mayor and other authorities.

It will be replaced by permanent measures next April, but Vince Cable has already said it could do "huge damage" to business and science.