Sentence examples for the permanent ones from inspiring English sources
Many of the new jobs here are only temporary, and even many of the permanent ones pay less than those in the shrunken manufacturing and technology sectors did.
The added revenue from eliminating the Bush tax cuts would pay for larger temporary tax cuts for low- and middle-income families than the permanent ones now planned.
An attempt to reach the owner through a note left at the store was unsuccessful, but Mr. Jemal, who said he was working with the landmarks commission to resolve the issue, is confident no changes will have to be made, as the walls are actually partitions and not fastened to the permanent ones.
Notwithstanding this effect on remittances, he finds no evidence that the temporary migrants save more than the permanent ones.
The most significant change in this regard was the introduction in 1984 of new fixed-term contracts with lower dismissal costs than the permanent ones.
"There are no 'non-permanent' positions, and the level of compet[ition] for the permanent ones is just too high, no matter how hard a panel could try to fit a friend," writes Fernandez-Soto.
Even though the proposed constitution would probably be in force for less than two years, it is seen as the starting point for debates on the permanent one.
The National Hurricane Center, for example, has been led by an acting director since the permanent one left in May, and the National Weather Service posted the position on the federal job board, USAJobs, only in July.
But, once the interim CEO is appointed, what determines how long the search for the permanent one will take?
Mr. Wolfowitz is also passing judgment on others assigned here, making the transitory Potomac here as divisive and political as the permanent one at home, some participants say.
They also stress that if this temporary scheme is not properly implemented, it will prevent the permanent one the European commission has acknowledged will ultimately be needed from ever seeing the light of day.
