in perpetuity

And sometimes it is available in perpetuity, others only for a few weeks.

Looking for a way to save a bit of yourself in perpetuity?

At the end of that time he got title, and the land was his in perpetuity.

She knows it's there in perpetuity, same as the association.

Use of the church and buildings was given in perpetuity on 27 March 1920.

Why do these five countries assume that they should remain in perpetuity?

"For the city the real estate taxes go on in perpetuity."

It also did not require the Green to be owned by the group in perpetuity.

This required the federal government to care for the monument in perpetuity.

However the Inn was give the right to supply food to the ground in perpetuity.

Tribal lands were held in perpetuity by the group as a whole.

The land to the south of the Grange were to be made available for use as a park in perpetuity.

I'm going to hold them to that agreement in perpetuity."

Rights of burial were sold for either limited period or in perpetuity.

"I am opposed to gifts in perpetuity for any purpose."

My point is that the government has basically established copyright in perpetuity.

Their products are guaranteed to last - not just a lifetime, but in perpetuity.

We simply cannot have all parts of our government growing in perpetuity with no checks on the spending levels.

Give them two thousand bucks now and they'll take care of your grave in perpetuity.

Copyright exists in perpetuity for photographs taken after 1 May 1969.

He also established a trust in perpetuity for the development and maintenance of the collection.

"I think they recognize and understand, when you get them one-on-one, that we are not here in perpetuity."

Many builders assumed servants would take care of things in perpetuity.

"If they provided for the protection of the island in perpetuity, that would be superb."

China could be trusted with almost six million people in perpetuity, but not the royal family for a weekend.