Sentence examples for permanent providing from inspiring English sources

The two women hit it off and the temporary job became permanent, providing Mrs. Clinton with a top aide who is intimate with her signature issues, children and health care, and her latest cause, economic development for upstate New York.

In contrast, BTS have a highly plastic larval period and can remain aquatic and attain very large sizes if ponds are permanent, providing a source of bait that is both larger and potentially available year-round.

The trial loan modification documents that Ms. Thomas signed promised that the new payments would become permanent, provided she made her three trial payments on time and then submitted required documents confirming her financial situation.

Theorem 3.2 shows that system (1.2) is stochastically permanent provided that the noise intensity is suitably small.

The rules, now permanent, provide 100percentt exclusion from capital gains for the proceeds from the sale of qualifying stock for any amount equal to the greater of $10 million dollars or 10 times the basis/your investment — not bad for government work.

Theorems 3.1 and 3.2 show that the large intensities of noises lead to the extinction of both species while system (1.2) is stochastically permanent provided that the intensities of noises are suitable small.

In 2015, House Ways and Means Chair Kevin Brady argued that making tax decisions permanent provided for "honest scorekeeping" on the budget.

Name:Pay As You Go Services City: London Website: http://www.payasyougoservices.co.uk/ We provide pay-as-you-go and permanent staff providing 18 services in total.

Local and state governments, seeing potential votes in the slums, helped to make them permanent by providing them with electricity and drinking water.

"While these positions are not permanent, they provide very good experience that will bring you forward to a permanent position somewhere else," he adds.

Additionally, permanent, bipartisan, widely supported legislation has also been introduced, H.R. 1892, which would make these fixes permanent and provide certainty to the private sector.