permanency dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de permanency dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

permanence [ˈpɜ:mənənts, Am ˈpɜ:r-] SUBST, permanency SUBST sans pl

permanence

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The court also found that the ban violated state and federal guarantees of the children's right to permanency.

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The building is a substantial brick masonry structure built with community pride and permanency in mind, and which incorporates the standard designs advocated by early twentieth century educational reformers.

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Beginning in the 19th century, naturally occurring levees were reinforced for permanency, to protect farmlands from regular flooding.

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Furthermore, the formation of a counter-elite, made up of influential individuals and key leaders, within the victim state establishes the legitimacy and permanency of a new regime.

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These conditions include increased enthusiasm, advantageous political and economic conditions, and less bureaucratic resistance due to the lack of permanency in pilot programs.

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It needs permanency of economic integration stages applied to unified states (free trade area, customs union, economic union, political union).

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Continuing in to the wade phase a greater degree of permanency is indicated by homes with walls and roofs.

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Indoor football is an innovation, but it promises to become a permanency for late games.

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According to this definition, even an asexual genome could be considered a gene, insofar that it have an appreciable permanency through many generations.

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The exposed pigment particles are also vulnerable to damaging ultraviolet light, which can compromise pigment permanency.

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