The phrase "adopt long term" is not correct as it is missing a preposition.
It should be "adopt a long-term approach" or "adopt long-term strategies." You can use it when discussing the implementation of strategies or policies that are intended to be sustained over an extended period.
Example: "To ensure the success of our project, we need to adopt a long-term approach to resource management."
Alternatives: "embrace long-term" or "implement long-term".
"Factory" farms, who often focus more on high short term profitability, are less likely to adopt long term sustained development because the subsidized cost of certain products, such as grain, promotes large areas of monocultures (Sukhdev, et al., 2010).
Good news, not all businesses are the same and certain companies decided to adopt long term strategies to stay competitive investing in human capital.
Adopting long term strategies that look externally and not internally will help Egypt to position itself better to deal with the serious challenges in the months ahead.
He emphasises the need to adopt long-term solutions over short-term fixes.
Cities that want to become smart and sustainable should adopt long-term policies as soon as possible.
Despite that, I am in negotiations with each of the county unions to adopt long-term structural reform to reduce labor costs on a recurring basis.
Following a shareholder proposal set out by Green Century Capital Management and Oxfam America, one of the world's largest food and beverage companies, General Mills, recently became the first in its sector to adopt long-term, ambitious targets to cut GHG emissions.
Ira T. Kay, a partner in New York with Watson Wyatt Worldwide, said that in recent years, foreign owners have begun to adopt long-term incentive pay, including small grants of options, which he saw as signs of how foreign-owned companies were moving closer to American-style pay.
The government policy on water conservancy projects helped the farmers in Luliang to cope with drought immediately, however, made them less responsive to adopt long-term adaptation strategies.
Resolution 8 requests the board adopt long-term, quantitative, company-wide targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in products and operations that take into consideration the global commitment to limit warming to 2 degrees Celsius.
"Once you leave and the research has moved in a different direction, how do you sustain and keep that research present?" Those are important questions to consider, says Petrella, who is now helping the community that took part in his study adopt long-term lifestyle changes through consultation.
