permanently

This landmark legislation will permanently change the balance of power, giving true control to those with skin in game.

Or, as some believe the Labour rulebook permits, could the cabinet designate an interim deputy leader from among their number who would, in time, be anointed permanently?

One way alienation found expression, said Reid, was in "those who seek to escape permanently from the reality of society through intoxicants and narcotics."

"It is really important in a sport that is permanently trying to attract more women that they enter a sport believing there is no biological glass ceiling," said Lord Coe at the time.

In summer 2023, Joy began to approach the organisations to "sell them the benefits of having those records permanently preserved and digitised by PRONI".