Asked about the plans in England, Mr Russell said: "In Scotland we have had a long term process of change that has involved everyone.
"They'll have to work hard to maintain momentum to win in this, because it's a long term process if Deliveroo decide to dig in their heels," he added.
From recent literature, we know that achieving and maintaining a body weight reduction by exercising in untrained and obese women is a long term process and a goal hard to attain [ 36, 37].
In the latest edition of Britain's New Statesman, he writes: "The truth is that we are in the middle of a long-term process, in which changes in Arab society and the evolution of religion – what I and others have called 'post-Islamism' – struggle to find expression in a political arena still dominated by actors from the old world".
In this article radical change in the context of sustainable development is seen as a long-term process in which steady progress in the right direction is regarded as more essential than quick success.
According to his definition a revolution is passive when, far from being a radical break, it unfolds as a long-term process in which progressive and backward-looking forces coexist and overlap.
He called the ruling "one setback in a long-term process".
Dr. Peter Piot, the executive director of Unaids, a joint United Nations agency, said, "This is a promising step in a long-term process".
But he said, "We are in a long-term process in which we are coming gradually to the notion that discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation is forbidden".
But the company called the speculation"incorrect,"insisting that Ocean Spray is involved in a "long-term process" of exploring options.
A large part of what, in a long-term process, was deposited on the soil building up fixed-capital has now been consumed, as in any gradual process of physical decay.
