Sentence examples for permanent standing from inspiring English sources

There should be one permanent standing committee for homeland security in each chamber.

The British decision in the 17th century to establish a permanent, standing fleet, for example, was based on a hard headed calculation of national interest rather than any perception of the intrinsic worth of a navy.

Eight out of the Parliament's 20 permanent standing committees are currently chaired by MEPs from the group.

Under President John Adams threats to American merchant shipping by pirates in the Mediterranean led to the Naval Act of 1794, which created a permanent standing U.S. Navy.

Classification of both images allowed consideration of the influence of permanent standing water.

He created a permanent standing army and employed European mercenaries as instructors.

The permanent magnets standing diagonally opposite to each other magnetized magnetic label particles and bias the sensor simultaneously to maximize the quantification capability.

The consultation was also used to examine the feasibly of establishing a permanent parliamentary standing committee dedicated to children and children's issues within the Assembly.

Permanent salt lakes show the same sort of vertical differences in physicochemical attributes as permanent bodies of standing fresh water do; similarly, temporary salt lakes and temporary bodies of standing fresh water respond alike to environmental disturbances.

Of the twelve hundred and sixty-three permanent platforms now standing in the Gulf on the continental shelf, eighty-eight per cent are off Louisiana.

Few physicochemical features of shallow, permanent bodies of standing fresh water are vertically stratified, although many features vary significantly according to season.