Sentence examples for permanently concerned from inspiring English sources

"We need to be permanently concerned with where cocoa comes from, the impact of cocoa on the environment, and how the workers are treated," Larry Graham of the Chocolate Manufacturers Association said at the time.

"If this were the way it was going to be permanently, we would be concerned," she said.

Government officials said they considered banning WorldCom permanently because they were concerned about its ethics policies and practices, and about its accounting practices and other internal controls.

If that waste is not processed, and no agreement is reached on where to store it more permanently, safety concerns would only grow.

On Monday EU ministers decided to lift most sanctions permanently, although they said they remained "concerned with the situation of human rights in Belarus".

Others are concerned that the faculty housing would permanently displace a D'Agostino and other stores on the site.

As a result, he found that the Tenafly Borough Council was properly concerned that public property "not be permanently allocated to a religious purpose".

Mr Robertson also argued that he should not be permanently disqualified from all cases since the bias allegations concerned only some cases which had yet to start.

He said: "Sir Maurice removed the file without the intention of permanently depriving the government of it, because he was concerned it could be destroyed... and the truth about Hess's captivity concealed".

During his speech, he made clear that, as far as he was concerned, the Olympics should be held in Athens permanently.

I'm not for revolution in the Russian/Soviet/political sense, but as far as I am concerned, his idea can change things for the better - permanently.