Obama said the State Department review, which sought public opinion and consultation with other agencies, concluded that the pipeline would "not make a meaningful long term contribution to our economy", especially as lower oil prices and a recovering labour market had already helped boost job numbers and cut gasoline costs.
He said: "If someone has an effective rate of 10% they will only pay half of the long term contribution rate.
The result suggests that recovery plans may not be useful in the short term and uncertainty persists about whether or not they make a long term contribution to species recovery.
Furthermore, imposed recruitment of parents of less favorable EBV, as was done for the pedigree-based program, can reduce inbreeding in the short term but the long term contribution of such parents may be low.
However, the coexistence of strong anti-HIV CD8+ T cell responses with substantial levels of HIV replication that we and others have observed raises questions as to the long term contribution of these natural responses [ 28].
As it was stressed in the review of literature, very little is known about the short or long term contribution that a twin can make through their continued presence with their co-twin during hospitalization.
"Gary Chastagner has just been unbelievable in terms of his long-term contributions to the industry," Mr. Tompkins said.
He established an agribusiness course at The Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and in April 2006 was awarded the Certificate of Honor by its Agricultural Science faculty, for long-term contributions to agricultural research, and education of generations of scientists.
Looking back on the last year, I'd rank the two groups' long-term contributions to the planet as: international companies, 10; protesters, 0. RICHARD D. MCCORMICK Denver, Dec. 1, 2000 The writer is chairman, United States Council for International Business.
Frustrated, they left their companies, which were equally frustrated for having poured out tens of millions of yen in tuition and salaries for people the employers hoped would make long-term contributions to the organization when they reached management age.
"Even if ten years from now you still had 80% of your assets in that one fund, you'd still be in good shape," says Russ Kinnell Russ Kinnell, Morningstar's director of fund analysis, pointing out that long-term contributions to a fund that falls out of the market's favor could be fruitless.
