The phrase "a commitment to long term" is not entirely correct as it is missing a noun after "long term." You can use it when discussing dedication or promise towards a prolonged period or goal, but it should be modified for clarity.
Example: "Our organization has a commitment to long-term sustainability practices."
Alternatives: "a commitment to the long haul" or "a dedication to long-term goals."
"A commitment to long-term stable funding for the NHS is a really important development.
This will require a clear vision and a commitment to long-term action by the Government: it is only the Government that has the democratic mandate to take the long-term view.
She also suggested that the United States needed to make a commitment to long-term financing before the European Union clarified how much it would put on the table.
Marrack Tonkin, head of investment trusts at F&C, says: "Our decision to introduce a new charging structure was not taken lightly, but helps to ensure our products remain competitive for savers with a commitment to long-term investing".
Although councils are happy to provide start-up funding for an after-school club, they tend to be wary of making a commitment to long-term subsidies for schemes that are never going to become self-sustaining.
What motivates them, in most cases, is not options but an ownership stake coupled with a commitment to long-term thinking.
This drive for PR demonstrates a brand's capability to invest in its personal and professional image, an understanding of the market and a commitment to long-term growth.
The PAC's website also states that it "supports free-market values, principled leadership and a commitment to long-term solutions".
Will those be true fair trade certifications -- which would ensure not only the elimination of labor abuses, but also fair payments for workers and farmers, a premium that may be used for community development, and a commitment to long-term relationships that will sustain farmers, workers, and the land in the long term?
Since that first meeting in Albania in 2002, a commitment to long-term collaboration, coupled with the emerging risk of pandemic influenza and the mandate of the revised IHR, have driven new efforts to strengthen cross-border communicable diseases control across southeastern Europe.
