Sentence examples for permanently move from inspiring English sources

The campaign group Republic called on the Queen to permanently move out of the palace, so it can be turned into a museum and art gallery.

"There are occasions when the main bulletin moves for big entertainment event programming or sport, but we have no plans to permanently move it from the 10pm slot".

The cancellation comes as part of plans to permanently move the state opening of parliament from its traditional autumn date to the spring.

So your experiences in France, whatever they are — interesting as they may be — can't really cast any light on what it would be like to permanently move to France.

For example, the California Employment Development Department could play a critical role in helping to connect individuals receiving unemployment insurance with health insurance, and the Department of Motor Vehicles could play the same role for individuals who permanently move.

ALISON BEARD: So, Dan, what are we telling this person to do? DAN MCGINN: He may hate to hear this, but he may need to physically, permanently move to this new location if he really wants to fix this problem.

Interior ministry troops have now permanently moved to the region.

Permanently moving banking jobs out of New York or London is a touchy subject on Wall Street.

It's something society has permanently moved on from, like slavery.

In 2001, Perez's parents, Juan Sr .and Maritza, permanently moved their family to the Bronx from Santiago, Dominican Republic.

The event was canceled in 1996, and some players have suggested that the tournament date should be permanently moved.