Sentence examples for preferred permanent from inspiring English sources

Bloom said while the US and other countries preferred permanent protections, the compromise "was necessary in order for this to be adopted".

And, interestingly for the MPs currently lobbying for the adoption of a "guest-worker" scheme, a (slim) majority said they preferred permanent migration to the temporary sort.The overall message, though, was an overwhelming thumbs-down.

Mitt Romney, the former Massachusetts governor who is seeking the Republican nomination for president, called temporary payroll tax cuts a "Band-Aid" and said he preferred permanent changes to the tax code (though he now says he supports a one-year extension in the payroll-tax cut).

Carlo Ancelotti is Roman Abramovich's preferred permanent appointment at Stamford Bridge and the Italian has consistently tracked Arsenal's Emmanuel Adebayor as the muscle to lead his forward line, yet there was no comparison between the pair here.

Others, however, would vastly prefer permanent jobs.

More important, it discouraged many donors who tend to prefer permanent exhibitions or expansions.

They both prefer permanent struggle so they both can claim there is no one to talk to on the other side and, therefore, they never have to change policies.

Applications into the soil are known to be a good practice for EPN use as they prefer permanent moist conditions (Dutky, 1969).

Most people prefer permanent life insurance when they reach a certain age, usually about 50, at which term insurance is no longer attractive.

Many couples prefer permanent cohabitation, rather than marriage, and may refer to each other as one's "husband" or "wife," despite no formal marriage.

A study from New Delhi showed that illiterate women use contraceptives less compared to more educated women and when they do they prefer permanent methods of contraceptives (22).