Sentence examples for permanent revenue from inspiring English sources

"We would like to work with the state to ensure that there is a permanent revenue stream and that it is likely to continue.

The donation, which formed the largest component of Liberty Hall's meager endowment, not only permitted the school to keep its doors open but also promised a permanent revenue stream that would benefit generations of students.

As Northwest's Anderson has said, there has been a "permanent revenue change" in the industry and it cannot sustain its cost structure and losses.

He urged finally as a reason why some States would not & ought not to concur in granting to Congress a permanent revenue, that some States as Virga, would receive back a small part by paymt.

In the long run, the citizens' income could potentially be financed entirely out of returns on the sovereign wealth of at least the richer HRCs, and thereby be turned into a permanent revenue stream independent of short-term hydrocarbons price fluctuations.

He said that he did not conceive in the first place that the opinion was sound that the power of Congress in cases of revenue was in no respect Legislative, but merely Executive: and in the second place that admitting the power to be Executive a permanent revenue collected & dispensed by them in the discharge of the debts to wch. it sd.

The budget "adds additional permanent revenues to the base and controls spending for the second consecutive year, making strides toward structural balance," said Richard J. Marino, an analyst for Standard & Poor's.

Armed with bows and arrows and spears, those nomadic cavalrymen had lived mostly on booty, although those assigned as ghazis to border areas or sent to conquer and raid Christian lands also had been given more permanent revenues in the form of taxes levied on the lands they garrisoned.

Amongst other things, this presents an opportunity for Shazam to build a semi-permanent revenue stream right into iOS.

The University of Texas Board of Regents yesterday tentatively priced $197.6 million in tax-exempt permanent refunding revenue bonds to yield a maximum 6.5percentt for an issue due in 2013.

The tax cuts were supposed to be permanent, reducing revenue by a couple of percent of GDP in perpetuity (and they may well end up doing that), whereas stimulus has always been envisioned as a temporary measure (and has proved very temporary in practice).