Significados de making permanent en inglés

Don't wrinkle up your forehead like that-you'remaking permanent lines!

Manufacturing is given special status in the plan, including an expanded credit and making permanent a research credit.

Previously, Romney had proposed making permanent the Bush-era tax cuts, which have a top 35 percent tax rate.

Those who attempt to cure themselves of dyspepsia by a nut diet are simply making permanent their disease.

Communication Minister Abderrachid Boukerzaza told a news conference in April: Algeria is making permanent efforts to guarantee press freedom.

Our duty consists in helping him to pass through that stage without making permanent habits of these temporary impulses.

Professor Warren Brookbanks talks about why the alcohol and drug treatments court trials have worked and worth making permanent.

All knew the hard labor and the privations involved in subduing the wilderness and making permanent settlements in a new land.

Asking and answering these kinds of questions alerts the person (and you) that you're making permanent space for him or her.

The government wants its stimulus to be temporary and offer an immediate boost to the economy rather than making permanent changes to the budget.

U.S. President Barack Obama will propose making permanent the business tax credits for research in a bid to generate jobs growth, Administration officials said.

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office has already warned that making permanent the temporary individual tax cuts would further expand the federal deficit and debt.

Camp's draft is likely to include some non-controversial measures, like making permanent a tax break for writing down the cost of equipment for certain business.

Making permanent decisions based off temporary emotions (read: hormones, lol) will land you in an emotional and expensive mess.

Making permanent the research and development tax credit is one of Obama's signature proposals to jump-start the economy, and enjoys bipartisan support.

"Mr. White said something to-day about looking ahead and making permanent improvements, but we can't think of doing that now."