Sentence examples for permanent transition from inspiring English sources

"This way, it will be a safe, secure and permanent transition of power, without casualties, and at a low cost".

But Tesla's storage solution could help accelerate Africa's permanent transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy, thus aiding the continent's fight against environmentally destructive greenhouse gas emissions.

Yet the shift in power toward the corporate buyers, it seems, is more a corrective swing of the pendulum than a permanent transition to making technology companies mere order-takers.

Although Gaddafi has so far avoided the terminal vengeance visited on his father, a trial by Zintan militiamen or Transitional National Council members who are themselves in permanent transition is hardly likely to be very clarifying, let alone fair.

In all, they say, the state has spent $10.4 billion on the poor since the 1996 federal welfare overhaul, pumping money not only into traditional public-assistance grants but also into new programs intended to help recipients make a permanent transition into employment.

Paulinho, meanwhile, has found himself at a club that appears to have invented the concept of the permanent transition.

Although TFWs are traced for up to 5 years before their permanent residence transition and followed for up to 5 years after this transition, not all TFWs in the earnings sample can be observed for 11 years.

Since these estimates are relative to year t, they imply that the likelihood of men in the OCI group being employed is 4.5 percentage points lower 1 year before the permanent residency transition than it is in year t and 2.4 percentage points higher 1 year after the transition than in year t.

Although the earnings of male live-in caregivers increase after their permanent residence transition, it is unclear whether acquiring permanent residence leads to higher living standards for them.

Ideally, a complex binds selectively to a specific DNA sequence, conformation or higher order structure or causes a permanent structural transition or conformational change.

This set of binary indicators is very flexible since it does not impose any restrictions on the temporal patterns displayed by the labour market outcomes of TFWs during the 5 years before and after the permanent residence transition.