The phrase "a path to long term" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used when discussing strategies or approaches that lead to long-term outcomes or goals, but it needs to be part of a more complete expression.
Example: "We need to establish a clear strategy that provides a path to long-term success in our business."
Alternatives: "a route to sustainability" or "a way to lasting results".
"We are very disappointed that the Senate approved such a flawed bill, but we are determined to continue the fight for legislation that will provide a path to long-term viability for the Postal Service," Mr. Rolando said in a statement.
I want to help women in technology, but a path to long-term success requires less charity (i.e. requiring at least one female on a founding team) and more common sense business practices.
Russia businesses view collaboration with research organizations primarily as a source of financing, rather than a path to long-term technology development and commercial success (Simachev et al. 2014: 29-30).
"We must tackle the deficit and put our nation on a path to long-term fiscal sustainability.
And when the Act takes effect in 2013, we'll be on a path to long-term solvency -- but these reductions will involve tax increases (that the Tea Party doesn't want) and produce a recession (which no one wants).
After being asked about this YNN interview, Hanna spokeswoman Renee Gamela emailed the following statement to The Huffington Post: "Representative Hanna understands that raising the debt limit will be necessary and hopes that it is accompanied by reforms that put our nation on a path to long-term fiscal responsibility".
Prior to the call, he asks everyone to visit www.upwardspiral2011.org to take a pledge with two principles: first, to withhold all political contributions to all elected officials until a "transparent, comprehensive, bipartisan dept and deficit package is reached that honestly and fairly sets America on a path to long-term financial health and security".
it can create unease at times but its our only path to long term relevance.
The directive aimed to create a clear path to long-term residence and an EU 'civic citizenship' (European Commission 2003) in opposition to restrictive naturalisation laws (Bauböck, 2005b).
Bruno Scherrer, head of Lone Star's European investments, said: "We are enthusiastic about the prospect of investing our capital, expertise, time and energy to put IKB back on a sustainable path to long-term value creation for all stakeholders.
