Sentence examples for agrees long term from inspiring English sources

McLemore agrees: "Long term, when you have people either avoiding health care or going to emergency services when they get very ill ― that's the most costly kind of health care there is".

The goalkeeper follows Torres, Gerrard, Dirk Kuyt, Daniel Agger and Yossi Benayoun in agreeing long-term deals over the last 12 months.

He did not exclude agreeing long-term loans to the museum: "In negotiations you have to be flexible".

Ms Short has declared aid to be purely for the relief of poverty, to be spent in poor countries with agreed long-term aims and measurable targets.

A Liberal-Conservative alliance with an agreed long-term programme for government, Lib Dem ministers, and shared liberal values light years away from the centralising social democracy that has dominated Britain for more than a decade.

He said he was "committed for life" to Sipsmith and while the current staff and founding shareholders, who include family and friends, would no longer hold shares in the company they had agreed long-term financial incentives so they could share in its future success.

The MPs also said the government must tighten misleading rules over the labelling of products, so customers were aware where their food had been sourced, and that farmers, processors and retailers should agree long-term contracts that provided predictable levels of income.

Both have agreed "long-term" contracts with the Championship strugglers and have joined for undisclosed fees.

Samoa international Johnston, 26, and 20-year-old Vunipola have agreed "long-term" contracts with the club.

Fellow defenders Seamus Coleman and Phil Jagielka have both agreed long-term contracts with the Merseyside club in the past month.

The decision follows a landmark deal between six world powers and Tehran in July, under which Iran agreed long-term curbs on a nuclear program that the West has suspected was aimed at creating a nuclear bomb.