"The reason we are passionately in favor of the trade bill has far more to do with the long-range future".
The Broncos, while delighted with the victory — Coach John Fox committed immediately to Tebow's starting another game — probably got no greater clarity on their long-range future.
Decisions are now being made about a cluster of major civic projects that, between them, will exercise an unprecedented impact on the immediate and long-range future of New York.
While he acknowledged what we all know -- that Kidd's creative play engenders sharing -- Goodrich said that the keys to the Nets' early success and long-range future are Martin and Keith Van Horn.
In the clearest sign to date the administration sees no long-range future for fossil fuel, the state department climate change envoy, Todd Stern, said the world would have no choice but to forgo developing reserves of oil, coal and gas.
A long-range future without the plant is a more complicated scenario, largely because the state is also implementing new regulations on the way coastal power plants use seawater for cooling.
In February 2010, NOAA announced its intention to create a parallel entity to its National Weather Service that would issue long range climate forecasts about future weather conditions such as severe storms, floods, and droughts.
After its "it won't sell" eulogy, yet another youthful, forward thinking innovation took a hit with an unintended casualty--a brave, long range approach to the creation of future physical product lines.
By June 5, attention was focused on the "long range plans" of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration "to safeguard the country's future food supply against radioactivity".
Jamie Walker levels with long range effort.
long range electron transfer.
