They became lifelong friends.

Marriage is a lifelong commitment.

Tom and Mary became lifelong friends.

One in two lifelong smokers dies from their addiction.

I've been a lifelong critic of the Feres Doctrine.

Koestler himself, a proud and loyal British citizen, remained a lifelong Hungarian soccer nationalist.

Brooks is a 71 year old former Georgia state congressman and lifelong civil rights activist.

Those who are really desperate rub it into their eyes, which often results in lifelong blindness.

I started seeking out triathletes because I found that lifelong swimmers often couldn't teach what they did.

Moreover, with education increasingly becoming a lifelong pursuit, businesses must rethink their role in providing for a competitive workforce.

The chosen song was called 'Carnaval toda la vida' (Lifelong Carnival) by a ska band called Los Fabulosos Cadillacs.

When a child is spared cerebral malaria and the lifelong mental disabilities that it can cause, new possibilities are created.

The aim is to better understand how these effects cross the placenta and become the fetal basis of lifelong disorders.

The statue dates back to a time before modern medicine, when illness resulted in a quick death or lifelong debilitation.

A few days ago, one of my lifelong friends told me that after emigrating, he discovered that he hated being Venezuelan.

Some viruses can cause lifelong or chronic infections, where the viruses continue to replicate in the body despite the host's defense mechanisms.

A learning account would set the parameters for educational support, including lifelong opportunities to acquire new skills and to teach skills to others.

Your room should be a retreat, yet many halls form an inter room strolling culture that's friendly, social and conducive to lifelong friendships.

His essays, reviews, and translations, have appeared in the International Journal of Lifelong Education, Encyclopedia Iranica, BBC Persian, the Bullet, and Radio Zamaneh.

...The lifelong consequences of arresting, charging and in some cases imprisoning tens of thousands of people every year are costly, counterproductive and harmful.

And the defenders of same sex marriage say no, procreation is not the only purpose of marriage what about a lifelong, mutual, loving commitment?

Wofford College president Ben Dunlap tells the story of Sandor Teszler, a Hungarian Holocaust survivor who taught him about passionate living and lifelong learning.

His essays and reviews have been published in the International Journal of Lifelong Education, Encyclopedia Iranica, The Bullet, Radio Zamaneh and Ajam Media Collective.

Niemeyer, who was a lifelong Marxist, is said to have designed the church to represent the symbol of communism (although he never confirmed this himself).

In any case, that developing partnership between national and international justice means that tyrants and torturers past and future can no longer blithely assume lifelong impunity.

As young people consider themselves immortal, not even appeals to lifelong vanity, let alone warnings about cancer, are sufficient to deter them from the tanning booths.

Within the last year, the Israeli, Saudi, and Indian governments have decided to offer incentives ranging from lifelong health insurance for the donor to a cash benefit.

But I was thinking that since I plan to make a lifelong habit of coming back to TED, that maybe I could talk about that another time.

He received an exquisite education, first in Gallia Narbonensis and then in Rome, and at an early age began his lifelong travels through Greece, Italy and the East.

A city where ballet was born under the genius of Petipa and the Russian Revolution kicked off, St. Petersburg can seem too much for even a lifelong city break.

Without compensatory measures including pre school education, ideally beginning at a very young age unequal opportunities translate into unequal lifelong outcomes by the time children reach the age of five.

For example, a lifelong family account would enable paid maternity and paternity leave, provide child care support, and allow time away from work to care for the sick or elderly.

Kalluak was also the subject of a short film created by filmmaker Eric Anoee, Jr., a lifelong resident of Arviat and one of the founders of the Arviat Film Society.

This suggests that the group s recommendations in this area will include complementary improvements to existing formal and non formal systems, as well as mechanisms for reviving lifelong learning in higher education.

Noting that sport and physical education is a lifelong activity and constitutes a major tool for health and physical development and for acquiring values necessary for social cohesion and intercultural dialogue,

Quitting works even those who stop smoking in their 40 s lower their risk of death remarkably, and those who quit in their 30 s have death risks close to lifelong non smokers.

Concretely, this means that, instead of generalized social protection, each citizen would have a lifelong individual budget of support and security, while requiring that eligible recipients show initiative in determining how to adapt.

The implementation of the WHO's strategy could lead to one of the largest ever positive shifts in human health, putting populations throughout the world on pathways to lifelong and sustained improvements in well being.

Pasha Kyshtymov, a lifelong patient of a psycho neurological internat on the border of Krasnoyarsk and Irkutsk regions of Siberia, cannot communicate through speech, but had no problems learning to express himself through photography.

Encouraging lifelong learning will help people adapt their skills and knowledge to the demands of a changing economy. And with higher life expectancy, raising the retirement age is a further sensible way to address the negative effects of an aging population.

Poet, writer, activist Eve Ensler lived in her head. In this powerful talk from TEDWomen, she talks about her lifelong disconnection from her body and how two shocking events helped her to connect with the reality, the physicality of being human.

Reduced uptake of smoking by children would save lives chiefly after 2050. Quitting works even those who stop smoking in their 40 s lower their risk of death remarkably, and those who quit in their 30 s have death risks close to lifelong non smokers.

The inescapable irony is that teenagers and young women pursue a tan to look more attractive, but trade a moment or two of sunny radiance for a whole lifetime of premature wrinkles, fine lines, and haggard looking skin. As young people consider themselves immortal, not even appeals to lifelong vanity, let alone warnings about cancer, are sufficient to deter them from the tanning booths.