Sentence examples for long term certainty from inspiring English sources

This would give long term certainty to investors, allowing the market to decide which technology has the most potential to deliver emission reductions at the cheapest cost.

Caroline Flint, the shadow energy and climate change secretary, said: "What any investor needs isn't short term returns based on overcharging but long term certainty on returns.

"The lack of long term certainty fostered by the delays to the RO banding is making it harder for us to implement our multi-billion pound investment plans for the next five years".

Companies and investors need to plan and invest for the low carbon economy and to help them with this they need long term certainty and strong policy signals from the government.

The Conservative party has pledged to "work towards zero waste", using policies including a voluntary arrangement with producers to cut back on the production of waste and improve its disposal, setting a minimum price "floor" under the landfill tax to give businesses long term certainty to invest in new forms of waste disposal, and encouraging councils to reward families that recycle.

"The sector has no degree of long-term certainty.

They need long-term certainty, rather than short-term incentives, to help support investment decisions".

It suggested, however, that a higher 7% cap would provide greater long-term certainty.

Without long-term certainty over funding, our most deprived regions and communities cannot plan ahead.

Devising short-term tax incentives is the antithesis of creating long-term certainty — sticking to the rules of the game.

"This is where you give long-term certainty to let groups build their capacity and power and strength," he said.