Sentence examples for begins a long-term process from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most importantly, the treaty begins a long-term process of stigmatization, making cluster bombs harder politically for the United States and other militaries to use even if available legally.

Instead, the 200 nations represented at the conference agreed to begin a long-term process of negotiating a new treaty, but without resolving a core issue: whether its requirements will apply equally to all countries.

Whereas some respondents saw some development in the direction of more positive attitudes to research, they admitted that this is only the beginning of a long-term process.

The pathogenesis of HCC is also believed to be a long-term process which begins from the pre-malignant stage to the dysplastic stage and finally proceeds to the malignant stage (Thorgeirsson and Grisham, 2002).

For the profession as a whole, paradigm shift can be a long-term process that begins when dentists realize that the old paradigm (the surgical model) no longer adequately addresses the problems facing the profession, and it progresses as more and more evidence supporting the new paradigm (the medical model) appears in the literature.

"This is a long-term process and not something that began just after the flotilla incident.

O'Reilly said she thought broadcasters' attitude had begun to change towards employing older women, but said it was a long-term process.

"It would signal that North Korea is beginning to come out of its shell, which everyone understands is a long-term process," Mr. Hill said.

We checked the changes at the end of a long-term process, which may no longer reflect the situation at the beginning of the starvation.

Building democracy is a long-term process, but enabling women to lead and participate in all aspects of Iraqi society can begin immediately.

Successful rebranding is a long-term process.