Sentence examples for long term countries from inspiring English sources

To address climate change in the long term, countries should be focusing their trillions of dollars in infrastructure spending on building a low-carbon economy that won't exacerbate the problems we already have.

Sport should be at the very heart of every school's curriculum, it should be in the same league as mathematics, English and science and schools need both funding and the dedication of its teachers to ensure the long term, country wide success of state school sport.

Its prospects tool also uses historic structural data of a country to develop and optimize algorithms for the prediction of long term country stability.

It would also seem that Russia and Brazil get the doctrine of building long term country friendships in Africa better than we do.

In the long-term, countries should complement discussions on the proposals that will facilitate cross-border enforcement with a reopening of negotiations on creating a world patent or a regional patent.

We were following the steps of a long-term Country Diary reader, Mark Hubbard (self-styled "exile from Somerset"), who now lives in Cambridgeshire, and who had written to describe a walk he had taken there long ago.

Finding 2:  UNICEF has neither laid down an explicit regional strategy nor has it encouraged Country Offices to develop long-term country-specific strategies on decentralization.

In the long term, creditor countries' currencies tend to strengthen.

In the long term, OECD countries need to put in place appropriate education and training policies rather than rely on physician migration to address their future needs.

"In the long term, the country and the people in the country are going to be poorer.

The evolution of PHC models operated by different European countries has been guided over the long term by country-specific requirements.