Sentence examples for will require permanent from inspiring English sources

The treaty still assumes that the removal of trade barriers will raise a host of problems which will require permanent institutions; and a permanent executive European Commission, a Council of Ministers and an Assembly are to be set up.

As opposed to surface-mounting (installing a camera directly on a ceiling surface), flush-mounting (cutting a hole and installing a camera in the ceiling with the optics exposed) will provide a more discreet and streamlined appearance, but will require permanent alteration to the installation locations.

Bender's best work, at least as indexed by the two large multi-channeled works shown at The Kitchen, will require permanent installations--the kind that Paik's Information Superhighway enjoys at the Smithsonian Museum in Washington--to keep audiences, and art historical discourse, coming back to her.

Most economists and policy makers outside Germany agree that keeping Europe's common currency together over the long term will require a permanent mechanism to pool risk — transferring resources from the euro area's powerful core to its weaker members.

TEPCO and the government have already stated that damage to some of the reactor cores and containment shells will require the permanent closure of Fukushima.

Larger sheds will require a permanent concrete foundation much like a house.

"This will further delay delivery of housing responses, despite the overwhelming body of evidence that many women urgently require permanent low-cost housing options.

Diabetes is one of the illnesses that require permanent involvement.

Fixing Dresdner will require a more permanent solution.

A leaky radiator will require a more permanent fix than those listed above.

According to the International Monetary Fund, meeting America's long-term obligations will require an immediate and permanent 35 percent increase in all taxes and a 35 percent cut in all benefits.