Sentences with phrase «lasting in perpetuity»

4) Dividend income streams last in perpetuity.

The regulations aim to rebuild coastal fisheries and ensure fishers have a livelihood that will last in perpetuity.

Any buyer purchasing a registered property or piece of land for a «valuable consideration» (after 12 October 2013) that has no entry relating to chancel repair liability is free of this liability, but if the liability has already been registered it is an obligation that lasts in perpetuity.

Not exact matches

Rather than renew that permit in perpetuity, as Madison Square Garden executive chairman James Dolan would like to do, organizations like the Regional Plan Association and the Municipal Art Society have been arguing for an extension that lasts only 10 years.

Its owner had wanted it to last «in perpetuity.»

«As many know from our actions over the last 20 years, I'm not a believer in simply agglomerating assets in perpetuity,» he said in a statement.

Barry Diller, IAC's Chairman and Senior Executive said in a statement: «As many know from our actions over the last 20 years, I'm not a believer in simply agglomerating assets in perpetuity.

Just like a sketch on real paper, an electronic paper display will hold a static image, even without electricity — when there is no change in image or text, an EPD will simply show the last content uploaded and will hold it in perpetuity.

Through the CALL program, artists ensure that their legacies will last into perpetuity preserved in their own voices, while simultaneously expanding opportunities for career advancement.

Oxford made the decision to build its own site rather than share with another institution, because it has to retain all its LD books in perpetuity, so can't collaborate in any «last copy» retention schemes.