Sentence examples for given a long term from inspiring English sources

If he is given a long term, Benkler said, Manning's court martial will still serve as a stark warning for every source that they may have to pay a heavy price for revealing the secrets the government is keeping in their name.

Ministers want the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) to give a "long term commitment" to fund regular maintenance.

"They've given a long-term view that is more believable".

With a mass of other franchises coming up over the next few years the whole process has to be called to a halt with Directly Operated Railways given a long-term opportunity to sweep up this mess just as they have successfully done on the east coast.

Yet reality says neither will propose, for starters, a referendum asking the Syrian people if they want a despot's protector to be given a long-term lease on interference and the retention of a Russian military presence in their country as a quid pro quo for facilitating Assad's departure.

And while Lloyds Banking Group's António Horta-Osório, the man with the job of cleaning up Bank of Scotland's mess, humbly announced recently that he would waive his bonus after taking several months of sick leave, the bank revealed on Friday that he has now been given a long-term incentive plan that could entitle him to up to £3.3m of bonuses in future years, in addition to his £1m base salary.

They decided to give a long-term contract to Mark Sanchez.

He said of the legislation: "It was, and still is, a fantastic thing for giving a long-term view.

ESPN and ABC also gave a long-term contract extension to Jeff Van Gundy, who shares the lead game analyst job with Mark Jackson.

After averaging, the resulting value gives a long-term tendency towards a risk category.

In addition, the formulation only deals with the average traffic flow rate and gives a long-term average optimum.