Sentence examples for long term aimed from inspiring English sources

We do know what works - a humane and holistic approach that is also fiscally sustainable in the long term, aimed not only at housing the homeless but preventing people from becoming homeless in the first place.

Nowadays, it is important to work on the political and legislative implementation of the Code of Good Practice of Rehabilitation (early, long term, aimed, comprehensive, and attainable for everybody) across Europe, and ensure access to care.

Right to Rise USA aides said their strategy was long-term, aimed at building sustained name identification and support heading into the Iowa caucuses, which begin the 2016 voting on 1 February and are followed by the New Hampshire and South Carolina primaries.

What are Isis's long term aims?

Clear objectives must be agreed at outset, linked to the long term aims of the organisation.

But there was then a general election, a change of government and long term aims were exchanged for short term political grandstanding.

I'm not under any illusions, there are a number of challenges that I – and the whole of GSoM – face in achieving our long term aims.

"Our long term aim was to release Jabu, Thembi, and Morula to the wild but we'll have to see how things develop".

However, a secondary, long term, aim is to provide invading cells with a matrix for attachment (Lawrence 1998).

And he says the long term aim is to try and resurrect plans for a stadium for Cornwall so the club can eventually sell Treyew Road.

But we should not lose sight of the long term aim - which is not necessarily to produce a nation of Mark Zuckerbergs.