Sentence examples for the permanent use from inspiring English sources

In no order of awfulness, this government has emasculated the House of Commons by the permanent use of guillotines.

It raises questions over whether the government truly understands that the permanent use of a wheelchair is not the only definition of disability.

"Resist until you are tortured," he said, "but do not take torture to the point where you lose the permanent use of your limbs".

Even if it took the worst power outage in the nation and a federal government order to turn on the cross-Sound power cable from New Haven to Shoreham, then the permanent use of that cable makes eminent sense.

Such financing will be impossible unless it clearly appears that, at or prior to the time of constructing such works, vested rights to the permanent use of the water will be acquired.

The permanent use of personal protective equipment is not an adequate means to minimise the risk of exposure in the long term, and is not considered acceptable in most cases; especially in cases technical measures could be applied instead.

The experimental results showed that during winter the average temperature in the areas of permanent use was 20.3 °C (average outdoor temperature: 10.1 °C) and the heating energy consumption was around 73.5 kW h/m2.

At Mr. Pataki's request, the federal government ordered the cable temporarily turned on during the blackout to help Long Island recover, but the Connecticut attorney general has successfully blocked, in court, the cable's permanent use.

Furthermore, when compared with a placebo, pioglitazone treatment reduced the rate of permanent use of insulin in patients with type 2 diabetes (7).

Longer study will be required to assess the durability effect of vildagliptin in triple combination as well as its potential in delaying the time to permanent use of insulin.

As part of a new agreement, United will give one gate on Concourse A to Frontier for permanent use, the airport said.