Sentence examples for committed long term and from inspiring English sources
"The message would be that the state is not committed long term, and the new industry will look at other states where they can find a fully engaged partner".
Even our "staff," the people who are committed long-term and think and work year-round, are volunteers or get a paltry stipend.
The Packers committed long term to A. J. Hawk and Brad Jones as the inside linebackers in their 3-4 defenso, so Bishop, 29, moved on to the Vikings.
Too soon to tell – but if we get 1% of the population of Ashfield engaged and committed long term to Write to Freedom, it will be enough.
This year long effort has shown that there is certainly not a lack of skill or desire -- it is, as always, the hurdles of enabling strong political will and committed long term financial support.
He is said to be committed long term to building City into a top Premier League and European club, which his executives argue will ultimately be financially sustainable.
Regardless, sometime after the second world war, sports "franchises" started to prod local communities for stadium funds, refuse to commit long-term and then profit from selling the public/private stadium's name.
"We are very pleased he wants to commit long-term, and I think he was pleased we went to him and asked him to".
People are much more likely to dig in and commit long term to something if it was their own idea and connects directly to their health.
"We are committed, long-term investors and supporters of the club and are comfortable that we are now in a protected position," Red and White says in a statement.
