Sentence examples for permanent money from inspiring English sources

They see the bill as a return to the days when the Forest Service used to cut more than 11 billion board-feet of timber each year, and they fear that it would restrict their ability to challenge plans they dislike in court.The bill would also provide permanent money for so-called "salvage" logging.

"Excessive, permanent money creation in my opinion is an indirect manipulation of an exchange rate," the German economy minister, Rainer Brüderle, warned, in effect accusing the United States of the same type of currency weakening for which China has been criticized.

Permanent money-financed deficits would, in turn, provide a safer way to sustain spending than private-asset booms and busts.

To sustain demand without relying on dangerous asset bubbles, he proposes permanent "helicopter money", where governments run deficits that are financed by the central bank.

The majority (86.8 %) of the respondents didn't get permanent pocket money form their families.

In this study girls who earn permanent pocket money from their families were nearly three times more likely to have good practice about menstrual hygiene compared to those who don't earn permanent pocket money from their families.

The educational status of the mother and the earning of permanent pocket money from families or relatives revealed significant positive association with good practice of menstrual hygiene.

Educational status of the mother (AOR = 2.03, 95 % CI = 1.38 – 2.97) and earning permanent pocket money from parents (AOR = 2.73, 95 % CI = 1.76 – 4.26) revealed significant positive association with good practice of menstrual hygiene.

Wenger, though, concedes pushing through a permanent big-money deal is notoriously difficult at this stage of the season.

The state was in permanent want of money.

"However it's worth remembering that as your kids hit school age your childcare costs generally reduce, so keep in mind that it isn't a permanent outflow of money".