Sentence examples for * the long terms from inspiring English sources
Yes, the long terms for constitutional judges mean that the Fidesz judges could (and should) be independent but so far only one of the Fidesz judges has shown serious independence from Fidesz party positions.
"That is a short-term fix and doesn't do anything to cover the long terms issues in terms of over-spending we are facing".
Our societies are structured to put these short-term cries for money for a few ahead of the long terms needs of us all.
In the long terms he faces the problem of a peaceful exit: too many people around him have stolen too much, so he has to hang onto power.
And we simply don't yet have enough data or experience to know what are the long terms impacts of these unprecedented changes to our foods.
However, concerns have been raised about the long terms effects of vaccines containing limited numbers of serotypes on the overall pneumococcal population [ 17].
"The important thing is the long term".
In the long term, that looks likely.
"But what about the long term?
