Sentence examples for called for long term from inspiring English sources

Based on the conclusions within systematic reviews, six applications called for long term follow up, rather than short term follow up and two applications stated that the systematic review supported establishing evidence for both short term and long term effects (applications 16 and 20).

Mr. Wen made a similar trip just 10 days ago and called for long-term improvements in water management.

It called for long-term help in reforming the judiciary, attacking corruption and addressing poverty, education and health care.

In a joint statement, several political parties, including the Brotherhood's political wing, called for long-term development in Sinai, and recommended better coordination with the Palestinians.

He called for long-term development, not a "quick impact" approach favoured by foreigners.As Martine van Bijlert, a former diplomat now at the Afghanistan Analysts Network, put it, "it was a speech written for a country without a war".

The Labour leader called for long-term shareholders to have greater voting rights in takeovers, backed workers on company remuneration committees and said he wanted to break up unwarranted private sector monopolies in banking, energy and the media.

The Local Government Association said roads had been under-funded for years and called for long-term investment.

In an article published yesterday in Le Monde, the Council of University Presidents called for long-term financial support so universities could fully exert their autonomy and rise to the national political ambitions.

The review 5 concluded that there is too limited quality data to consider one treatment programme better than others and called for long-term studies of obesity intervention in youngsters and cost-effective programmes for primary care.

He calls for long-term strengthening of the NATO forces.

Then they call for long-term structural reform as a response to these difficulties.