Sentence examples for permanently give from inspiring English sources

Moreover, voters in the countries giving support will not be willing to permanently give financial support to other countries".

But no one in Hamas says he would make a peace treaty with Israel or permanently give up any part of British Mandate Palestine.

Chas Hallet, Autocar's brand editor, told The Independent: "Not sure that the Google car is going to appeal on looks or the huge hurdle that the company faces in getting customers to permanently give up driving themselves.

And No. 2, when these developing nations get richer, we don't want to permanently give them drugs for nothing.' They should have done this pre-emptively, 10 years ago".

In response to players' complaints about prize money and the tournament schedule, United States Open officials announced a huge increase in the overall payout to players and will permanently give the men's players a Sunday final and a day of rest after the semifinals, starting in 2015.

Don't waste your money or jeopardize your health by falling prey to a company that promises to permanently give you a bigger penis with its product.

The remainder it ascribes to demographics, as ageing baby boomers retire early, or to people who have gone jobless for so long they have permanently given up looking.

Israel could close Dimona permanently given the plant's age and mission fulfillment — the old reactor has generated all the weapons plutonium the country requires.

It causes private unease among some of his cabinet colleagues if it also entails, as Clegg sometimes suggests, permanently giving up on leftwing former Lib Dem voters who have switched to Labour.

But with economic times still tough and no indication that the city will be able to afford to keep all of its 54 fire companies open any time soon, fire officials said it would be better to choose three to close permanently, giving them the predictability and stability they need to make plans to keep the city covered.

Until 1970, when it was permanently given to Brazil for winning the competition for a third time--as Rimet had declared should happen.