Sentence examples for permanent pressing from inspiring English sources

"A permanent pressing in the form of a 78 rpm disc would have been made, and later copies on celluloid and quarter-inch tape.

I'm not a big fan of the permanent pressing and counter-attacks.

They are pressing for permanent landmark status for the buildings.

But slowly.Decisions about future exhibitions, and how to draw people in to see the permanent collection, are more pressing.

It is a process in which Israel is benefiting from an Arab world that increasingly is preoccupied with either regime survival or post-revolt transition, a deeply divided Palestinian polity, and an international community that mistakenly believes that Palestine has taken a permanent backseat to more pressing issues such as Iran and the calls for political change.

But the Libyans are still pressing for their permanent removal.

Republicans are pressing for a permanent total elimination of the federal estate tax.

Meanwhile, just a sliver of the total disbursement — $215 million — has been allocated to the most obvious and pressing need: safe, permanent housing.

The polyglot that peaked at over 13,000 troops from 54 countries is led by Brazil, which has been pressing for a permanent seat on the Security Council.

The group pressing for a permanent law helping 9/11 first responders with their health care twice asked Trump for his help in getting it passed.

Accusing George Osborne of risking permanent damage to the economy by pressing ahead with stark austerity measures, he said the Chancellor needed to act to boost confidence.