Sentence examples for perpetuity back from inspiring English sources

Spain have long claimed sovereignty over the territory, despite it having been ceded to Britain in perpetuity back in 1713, and the two countries recently became involved in a dispute when Spain increased border checks that resulted in long delays heading in and out of Gibraltar.

And in this point the civil law agrees with ours". The rule against perpetuities goes back to 1682, so this is not a new thing.

Specifically they are targeting people who are concerned about the privacy implications of posting relatively innocuous photos (say, of them drinking or socialising) on Facebook and those shots then remaining there in perpetuity and coming back to haunt them at a later date.

And they are invited back in perpetuity to enjoy future events as well.

We're investing in staff development programs for charities which will pay far more dividends and will give back in perpetuity.

"David Milarch is perpetuating into perpetuity by cloning," Dr. Hendrickson said.

General David Petraeus knows one thing by now: If you simply pay for what you get in South Asia, locals will tell you what you want to hear -- and keep you coming back for more into perpetuity.

I guess that's also why I was only too happy to go along with their suggestion that they take sole ownership of the rights to the show along with all back-end revenues in perpetuity.

But utilities don't want to get stuck monitoring storage in perpetuity, or be liable if CO2 leaks back into the atmosphere.

Suddenly, Daymond comes swooping in out of the darkness, saying that he'll do that deal with Mitch (the $200k for 50% until he gets money back and then 10% in perpetuity).

There is a nod and a wink that the pension scheme will never ask for the money back, and the loan stays in place for perpetuity, until the person dies.