Sentence examples for transition to a permanent from inspiring English sources

What most concerns me, however, is the fuzziness and uncertainty over the transition to a permanent and democratically elected government.

"Today, we are in the day we have promised to end the transition to a permanent government, and we are required to keep the momentum," he said.

Not only are these comments hedged with every imaginable caveat -- if the transition to a permanent government goes smoothly, and if the Iraqis prove capable of providing their own security -- but they are coming at a time when the U.S. is planning to increase American troop strength in Iraq in anticipation of elections scheduled for December.

In spite of self-regulation and advanced technologies, most older adults eventually make the transition to a permanent non-driving status or driving cessation.

I sometimes envy the carefree lifestyle I left behind, but I feel that I have developed many more skills in this position--and it is quite amazing just how much more seriously I have been taken after making the transition to a permanent post!

In the case of employment spells, each uncensored job spell is identified as either a layoff, a quit, a job-to-job transition to a permanent contract (hereafter JJ PC) or a job-to-job transition to a temporary contract (hereafter JJ TC).13 We include transitions with an observed unemployment spell of 15 days or less within job-to-job transitions.

This implies a drop in the probability of transitioning to a temporary contract and an increase in the probability of transitioning to a permanent contract, keeping constant the rest of transitions in the model.

Professor Jerome Cohen, a family friend and NYU law professor, said Chen's agreement with the university was always to give him and his family a year to "get their feet on the ground and transition to a more permanent position".

This low rate would facilitate the transition to a better permanent system, and would not be part of a one-off tax holiday for repatriated corporate profits.

A transition to a more permanent cultivation system will demand fundamental changes in SFM, i.e., emphasis on in situ SFM instead of plot rotation.

Although shrubs and non-tree vegetation may be responsible for a large proportion of primary productivity in the first decade after wildfire [11, 14], dominance of non-tree life forms combined with the extirpation of nearby seed sources and a changing climate sets up the conditions for a temporary or permanent transition to a non-forest vegetation type [32, 37].