Sentence examples for permanent settling from inspiring English sources
What is clear, though, is that these arragements of conduits and holes become relevant only in the case of permanent settling.
"They are referred to as 'temporary contractual workers,"' he said, "thereby eliminating any scope for permanent settling".
But in "1918," the seventh of nine plays that trace Horace's life from boyhood to the edge of middle age, the reaper moves in as a permanent guest, settling into the bedroom, the parlor, the porch.
The Australian leader recently announced proposals that would limit the number of permanent residents settling in his country and that would make it harder for immigrants to become citizens.
Now, as James L. Muyskens, the new permanent president, settles in, CUNY has dispatched Dr. Hotzler three miles down the road, to York College in Jamaica.
The 5000 3000 years period BP was characterized by the development of complex societies in the Andean Region and the Pacific Coast, being a period of major cultural development, when large permanent communities settled, monumental architecture appeared, pottery came into use, and agriculture became the predominant source of food supply (see Figure 2 and its references in Additional file 2).
It has been a month since the Sept. 13 deadline that Israel and the Palestinians had set for achieving a permanent peace accord and settling all the contentious issues between them.
This is partly because of the rapid pace at which Inuit families transitioned from semi-nomadic living to settling in permanent homes and cities.
She and the piano player developed into a permanent duo and settled in NYC.
They also agreed to set up a permanent body to settle trade disputes within their block.At least 50 people were killed, and more than 150 injured, after a freak hailstorm triggered flash flooding in La Paz, Bolivia's capital.Stay informed this week and every week Sign up to receive The Economist's round-up of business and politics each week.
