Therefore, destructive injury of, for example, the spinal cord is followed by permanent loss of voluntary movement and of sensation below the level of injury.
If families do not guarantee happiness, the relationships they create and cultivate nonetheless tend to be richer, more primal, and more permanent than purely voluntary forms of human community.
MSI offers implants as one of many family planning options, including other LARCs, voluntary permanent methods, and short-acting methods.
Client interest in voluntary permanent methods resulted in 86 referrals to MSI clinics for tubal ligations (73 in Zanzibar and 13 in Mwanza City).
Further investigation of strategies, such as task sharing or strengthened referral mechanisms, to safely increase the number of social franchisees that are able to provide voluntary permanent methods is needed.
Matsushita, based in Osaka, said it would eliminate 700 of the 1,800 permanent jobs early next year through voluntary resignations.
Asked why the FOS was shedding permanent staff through a voluntary redundancy programme, while taking on more expensive "contract" staff, she claimed this gave the FOS flexibility.
Friday's tentative settlement, much like the ones that have preceded it without permanent success, relies entirely on voluntary incentives.
In some cases, this means teams signing players who get cut by their old teams, in other cases this means scouring the D-League or China for anybody that could be remotely useful, and oftentimes this means hooking back up with players whose retirements were either not voluntary or not permanent.
Different to the tCERs, the carbon credits in the voluntary market are permanent credits and the liability is with the carbon credit seller, covered through the buffer.
