Sentence examples for perpetuity setting from inspiring English sources

While there is considerable excitement among nature lovers about the trend, there are at least some who question the wisdom of locking up land in perpetuity, setting restrictions on land use that might actually benefit present generations at the expense of the future.

To prevent the LSWR from exploiting its monopoly on access to the cemetery, the private Act of Parliament authorising the scheme bound the LSWR to carry corpses and mourners to the cemetery in perpetuity and set a maximum tariff which could be levied on funeral traffic, but did not specify details of how the funeral trains were to operate.

To prevent the LSWR from exploiting its monopoly on access to the cemetery, the private Act of Parliament authorising the scheme bound the LSWR to carry corpses and mourners to the cemetery in perpetuity and set a maximum tariff which could be levied on funeral traffic, but did not specify detail of how the funeral trains were to operate.

Of course, it didn't hurt that Muir had Teddy Roosevelt as his combination Mohammed/Jesus figure to ratify, to codify, and to redeem these places by setting them apart in perpetuity.

It's the saddest truism in wildlife conservation: When politicians announce that they are setting aside precious habitat "in perpetuity," what they really mean is until somebody else wants the land.

Thats what happens to foundations set in perpetuity.

And we are setting aside a million dollars to pay for that party in perpetuity, long after I'm gone".

Harkin and Miller argued that setting a $9 wage floor and pegging it to inflation in perpetuity would establish a "sub-minimum wage" that was artificially low.

She was instrumental in setting up the Circle of Wine Writers and was its sole trustee in perpetuity.

Some young Ukrainians have made a hobby of going to the zone, set aside in perpetuity after the nuclear plant catastrophe 30 years ago.

It gives a president the authority to say something is of such significance, culturally or environmentally, that it should be set aside in perpetuity for generations and generations to come.