A new Works Progress Administration could stay in business permanently, providing a never-ending supply of jobs repairing not just schools, roads and bridges, but building and maintaining broadband internet infrastructure, high-speed rail, city parks, bike paths, community gardens, housing cooperatives and other projects.
Havana blames Washington for the exodus, saying that allowing Cubans who arrive illegally in the United States to stay permanently provides an incentive for people to risk their lives at sea.
This month, in one of the largest punitive actions in Pennsylvania DEP history, the agency fined Cabot $240,000, ordered it to cap three of its active wells, and to permanently provide drinking water to 14 of the affected families.
At the broadest level, states should secure and protect as much land as possible --now, before is is too late -- that could permanently provide public access to important open spaces and opportunities for nature experiences.
All the congressional leaders involved insist they support passing a bill that permanently provides health care for more than 33,000 responders who are sick from their World Trade Center service, but negotiations over how to fund the bill without tacking the cost onto the deficit have grown increasingly contentious in recent days.
that permanently provide new leaves [Montes-Rojas, 2012].
In addition, some 400 to 500 craft are permanently moored, providing homes on canals and rivers.
Damaged schools were permanently closed, providing opportunities to replace them with privatized alternatives.
Since the Torrijos-Carter treaty in 1977, the Canal has been officially and permanently neutral, providing service to ships of all nations.
Under a settlement agreement, the company owners will also pay $75,000 to the state in penalties and fees, and are permanently banned from providing photography and video services unless they file a $100,000 bond with the attorney general — who seems to have emerged as a wedding hero of sorts.
Such permanently activated genes providing 'maintenance' functions required by virtually all cells have been typically described in the past as unregulated.
