But her fundamental appeal is not to the self-interest of her country-men, who she suspects may think that their own burden of taxation is lightened by that placed on the Americans, but to the principle that it is only by supporting the rights of others that one can in the long run support one's own rights.
If climatic alterations take place as predicted, static protected areas may not assure habitat persistence and ecosystem functioning and may not, in the long run, support all the species they were designed to protect [ 3, 5, 11].
The argument runs like this: ' the more different we become from one another – the more diverse our ways of life and our religious and ethnic backgrounds – and the less we share a moral consensus or a sense of fellow feeling, the less happy we will be in the long run to support a generous welfare state' (Goodhart, 2006, p. 16).
The institutions most closely associated with users include Philosophy departments, universities (and their libraries), and professional organizations for philosophers (such as the APA, CPA, AAP, etc).. Universities should be able, in the long run, to support online encyclopedias and other online resource materials from the same budget lines used for print materials that now serve these purposes.
Additional long-term funding will be available only if the interested scientific and advocacy communities make a major effort to provide the potential funders and key legislators with existing evidence that diseases can be prevented and money saved in the long run by supporting substantial expansion of the healthy housing effort.
Thus, in the long run, without price support, excellent service would be driven out of the market, and the brand's ability to compete with other brands on quality and service would be diminished.
In the long run, the premium support plan could shift costs to beneficiaries because it would limit annual per capita spending growth to well below the level required by the health care reform act.
"Papa's mission for the long run is to support seniors and their families," Parker says.
In the long run, workers will support free trade if the terms of trade are favorable enough.
This would provide a unified, credible, and globally accepted certification program that has good chances to avoid the pressure from declining export demand and, in the long run, even to support a further expansion.
"In the long run, compassion and support, including prescribed medical treatment where appropriate, will be much more effective in turning this crisis around than fear and shame".
