Sentence examples for long term balance from inspiring English sources
Similarly, evaluations typically have time horizons of one to three years and do not explore how interventions may give rise to unexpected side-effects over the longer run as stakeholders adjust to a new environment, shift the long term balance of market power, or shape market institutions in ways that may have long lasting effects.
But what exactly are the Democrats proposing as their alternative to get the budget back into long-term balance?
But he recently showed courage by acknowledging that the budget cannot be put in long-term balance without new money.
But if the Afghans' performance has allayed short-term fears, it has answered few questions about what the long-term balance against the Taliban will look like.
Instead, the arguments both for and against Mr. Ryan were about the long-term balance of risk and reward that he might present to Mr. Romney.
A long-term balance between these natural sources and sinks leads to the background, or natural, level of CO2 in the atmosphere.
That could translate to a swing of dozens of seats in the United States House, making the elections in 2002 far more critical to the long-term balance of power in the House than in the elections next month.
If Governor Walker succeeds in crippling the unions in Wisconsin, then it will change the long-term balance of power in that state; and other governors and states may follow Walker's lead.
He told his staff during recent Situation Room meetings as American naval and air power was moved into the eastern Mediterranean that no United States intervention would alter the long-term balance of power in the Syrian civil war.
Mr. Ravitch's plan would empower a new financial review board to make quarterly checks of the state budget to ensure that it remained in short- and long-term balance.
On a long-term balance sheet basis, these countries are insolvent, with no hope of paying presently promised benefits regardless of the level of growth achieved or tax rates charges.
