Sentence examples for permanent system for from inspiring English sources
The migration agenda declares: "The EU needs a permanent system for sharing the responsibility for large numbers of refugees and asylum seekers among member states".
The longer term and more fundamental policy shift was to propose a permanent system for refugee redistribution whenever there is a "mass influx" into Europe.
"The EU needs a permanent system for sharing the responsibility for large numbers of refugees and asylum seekers among member states," the draft commission text says.
"The EU needs a permanent system for sharing the responsibility for large numbers of refugees and asylum seekers among member states," says the commission proposal obtained by the Guardian.
Education officials have reserved space for charter schools more than a year in advance, called for a permanent system for evaluating teachers and sought new contracts for school bus routes, saving money in part by eliminating union job guarantees.
The decision by finance ministers in the euro zone to create a European Stabilisation Mechanism as a permanent system for resolving future sovereign-debt difficulties did little to soothe markets, at least at first.
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Some interoperability experts say these gateways are a solid interim solution for short-term use especially when rescue workers from other jurisdictions are aiding in disaster relief but should not be considered ideal, permanent systems for inter-agency communication.
Over the medium term, develop permanent systems for allowing newly orphaned and vulnerable children in Programme areas to be identified and admitted to the Programme after the initial registration has closed.
"Leagues" and "councils" of the unemployed, sometimes organized by the Communist Party, sometimes by the Socialist Party, and sometimes by a group run by radical pacifist A.J. Muste, marshaled their forces to stop home evictions, support strikes, and make far-reaching proposals for a permanent system of public works and unemployment insurance.
A proposal has been made for such a permanent system of resource redistribution through a global social health protection fund, similar to - but broader in scope than - the Global Fund [ 49, 50].
