Sentence examples for permanent with the from inspiring English sources

The checkpoint is already the source of deep Palestinian frustration and recently seems to have become more permanent with the addition of various concrete blocks to channel traffic.

Doctors said the two-heart arrangement is intended to be permanent, with the new heart gradually taking over the functions of the original, deteriorating heart.

That temporary solution became permanent with the devastating war from 1950 to 1953, which solidified the division and made North and South enemies.

If the gas taxes were suspended, there would predictably be efforts by antitax forces, populists and politicians seeking re-election to make the change permanent, with the spurious claim that reinstating the tax would be a "tax increase".

A third of those tested did not respond to the broccoli supplement, and the study's effects were not permanent with the respondents behaviour quickly reverting once the treatment had ended.

The Pro12 considered arranging a match for one of its Irish provinces in New York or Boston, cities with large Irish populations, but the idea developed into something more permanent with the US and Canada interested in setting up teams on their east coasts to take part in the league.

L. 96 43 inserted "continuous and permanent compliance with the" and substituted "described in" for "required by".

There are two categories members, namely, permanent and non-permanent members, with the permanent members holding life tenure.

The clamp kiln is an improvement over the scove kiln in that the exterior walls are permanent, with openings at the bottom to permit firing of the tunnels.

The samples contained permanent, probationary and non permanent faculty with the rank of professor, associate professor, assistant professor, and instructor.

And the Temporary Lobbying Commission still needs to be made permanent with protections for the chairman and more funds for enforcement.