The setting up of a permanent council of the heads of European Governments might canalise it to lasting purpose.
And the job is open-ended, since the artificial dune isn't meant to be permanent: its purpose is to neutralize big waves by allowing them to consume it.
The MAGIC populations serve a dual purpose: permanent mapping populations for precise QTL mapping and for direct and indirect use in variety development.
Oddly, "permanent", for German purposes (but for nobody else's), means anything with a maturity of more than ten years.
(In 1982, Andropov succeeded Brezhnev, the arms race was in overdrive, and the Soviet-American standoff was universally assumed to be, for all practical purposes, permanent).
The occupation had become to all intents and purposes permanent, and the consequent growth of the British official establishment frustrated educated Egyptians, who sought government posts for themselves and their sons.
However, a person is not treated as a lawful permanent resident for purposes of this eight-year test in a year in which that person is treated as a resident of a foreign country under a tax treaty, and does not waive the treaty benefits applicable to the residents of that country.
30 Residual disability at 24 months was confirmed if the level of disability reported at 24 months was greater than preinjury disability, and this was considered permanent for the purposes of calculating YLDs.
Meanwhile, the junta, helped by an appointed advisory panel and legislature, is preparing a permanent constitution whose main purpose appears to be to permanently curtail parliamentary democracy and prevent the return of the Shinawatra clan, which has won every poll since 2001.
