Sentence examples for a long-term role from inspiring English sources

It is for them rather than for us that he cannot play a long-term role in running the country".

Britain remains insistent that Assad can remain in place temporarily as part of a transitional administration, but cannot have a long-term role in government.

Their language made clear that they sought to be dealt with as a legitimate political force with a long-term role to play beyond the insurgency.

There are two roles planned, one is a long-term role and one is a short-term role for the tour of South Africa.

In the modern era, short-term job programs can help, but we must also educate and train people so they can play a long-term role in the post-industrial economy.

Therefore, our data indicate that hypoglycemia does not induce sustained changes in markers of potential relevance in CVD and argues against the hypothesis that hypoglycemia-induced changes in nontraditional CV risk factors play a long-term role in CVD.

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Methane cannot have played a significant long-term role as a greenhouse gas any more at this stage, since from the continued existence of Metazoa we know that oxygen remained high throughout Phanerozoic and methane lifetime in a strongly oxygenated atmosphere is short.

This has led some to demand a bigger long-term role within the wider Muslim Brotherhood group.

Participants understood development as offering a more long-term role, where they could potentially be involved in more enduring change processes.

Although weight loss undoubtedly plays an important long-term role in improving glycemia after RYGB, several of our findings are consistent with additional weight-independent antidiabetes effects of this operation, as has previously been proposed (5, 15, 16, 23).