Sentence examples for permanently having from inspiring English sources

Edward McMillan-Scott, who defected to the Liberal Democrats on Friday, has also accused the Tories of "extraordinary double standards" for expelling him permanently, having only suspended Lord Archer, who was sentenced to four years in prison for perjury in 2001.

On 19 November 2012, Carlisle re-signed for Northampton on loan until January 2013, when he would sign permanently, having made 14 appearances for York.

Youngsters' brains are being altered, perhaps permanently, having gotten used to interactivity and immediate reaction/gratification ("I click and something happens").

Then the hospital management would be certain of permanently having a representative who is directly accountable to them.

(Neela, 23 years) Some women planned to leave their homes permanently, having jeopardised their own and their family's dignity by becoming pregnant before marriage.

As it stands, America briefly had steel tariffs, and now permanently has CAFTA and various bilateral deals.

Mr. Selig, who was then acting commissioner and eventually was given the job permanently, has a different memory.

American commanders in Afghanistan, long fearful that Pakistan could choke off the supply route more permanently, have been seeking alternate paths through Central Asia, but with little success.

The rash has spread to my brain, and this manic face has stuck - if we don't act now, I'll permanently have Jack Nicholson's fizzog.

At the story's end, Roy tells us that "the divorce and suicide that I had let shape my life so permanently had been something else altogether...

The optimism that Ms. Harss expressed on Saturday morning about getting back into her apartment permanently had faded by the afternoon, after another brief foray into her home.