Sentence examples for introducing long term from inspiring English sources
And it has already begun introducing Long Term Evolution, or LTE, the high-speed network on which smartphones like the iPhone 5 run.
A new forest law passed in 2000 [8] and implemented during the 2000s pursued to change this habit by e.g. introducing long term forest concessions as the main access mechanism to forests [5], [9].
It is suggested that the variability of the solar and heliospheric magnetic fields may have introduced long term changes into the nature of geomagnetic phenomena; particle acceleration throughout the heliosphere and heliosheath; and possibly to the luminosity of the facular network of the Sun.
"Our reforms to the Highways Agency will make sure this money is spent efficiently by introducing long-term funding and independent scrutiny.
When introducing long-term therapy with budesonide, the main goal should be to find the lowest dose that maintains clinical remission while avoiding side effects.
Population losses and movements on this scale introduced long-term distortions into demographic structures and trends.
Does the surgeon know what he is doing?The bill introduces long-term contracts for low-carbon generation.
"It introduces long-term detention without trial, is open to abuse and is a grievous blow to democracy," opposition lawmaker N. Surendran said.
Following the talks, they called on the government to introduce long-term contracts between farmers, distributors and supermarkets and to force retailers to label clearly whether their products are British or imported.
Leading farming unions called on the government to introduce long-term contracts between farmers, distributors and supermarkets and to force retailers to clearly label whether their products are British or imported.
His predecessors failed, however, to alter the electoral system and rid Italy of the instability that has produced 58 governments since the end of World War II and makes it almost impossible for any one of them to introduce long-term changes.
