Примеры permanent

• In 1800 the act, originally temporary, was made permanent.

• Permanent names could have been assigned; this task is, however, best left to scientists engaged in more detailed characterization of these novel sequences.

• The nature they celebrate embodies something permanent in the human feelings that are drawn to it.

• As a reserve army of cheap labour, women wage earners were a permanent threat to male wage rates.

• There are two ways in which the 'permanent totalisation' can seek to render the 'permanent detotalisation' harmless, and so preserve itself.

• Given their public and permanent nature, they could not express merely personal or passing feelings, as might be suitable in an elegiac speech.

• A disinhabited space is produced, open to tenants as it were but not to permanent proprietors.

• Ecclesiastical institutions emerged, gradually transformed into a permanent diocesan organisation in the course of the following century.

• His colouring might then have been as true and permanent, as it is now clear, beautiful and deceitful.

• They can not live in permanent assembly, to provide the drive for history, but must delegate to specialist office-holders.

• There was also a lot of resistance to moving from the church to a new permanent home.

• A person's domicile is the country which is in fact or in the eye of the law his permanent home for the time being.

• The language of science is in a state of permanent semantic revolution.

• The truce also provided for the continuation of discussions about a permanent peace between the two realms.

• At the same time, the opportunities available are often for casual work rather than permanent positions.