permanency

So we thought they could board over here, give them a chance of some permanency in their lives.

I never seem to be here long enough to build up any sort of permanency.

The permanency is what you need to be concerned by at this point.

He explained to me that being here might turn out to be a permanency.

The permanency of the point, and is security, seems essential to the trade.

They both thought it would be nice to have, somewhere, a permanency.

Permanency, of course, could not be guaranteed in a changing world.

Women have the desire for permanency and this can give a conflict.

The only thing that seemed to have permanency was the "zone between" idea.

She wasn't interested in security, a home and family, permanency.

She had been offered enormous sums to go as a permanency.

He did not want to consider what it might indicate about the permanency of his cure.

Permanency would have been important to the city's residents.

Everything needing a temporary home found its way into the stable and then became a permanency.

It was a very cancer for permanency and pain.

With us the roles are reversed, he talks of permanency and I try to live in the present.

It was a constant condition, the permanency of which might be relied upon.

But Lucy had no intention of being a permanency, nor would she book herself for more than six months ahead.

On the other hand, if permanency or the ability to review such information is important, written communication may be ideal.

In the case of newborns decisions regarding permanency need to be made quickly.

The girl is horrified at the apparent permanency of her gag.

This led to the question of the permanency of the universe.

I feel women need to stop seeing themselves as victims and start finding ways to restore the permanency of marriage.

It depends on when the Spanish government would like to acquire the permanency of the collection.

Special emphasis is given to achieving permanency goals for children within 12 months of placement.