Sentence examples similar to long term drafting from inspiring English sources
The Pirates believe they will get much more value, long term, from draft picks than they would by investing comparable money in established major leaguers.
China and India have been accused by some negotiators of trying to water down the long term ambition of the draft climate deal, but its negotiators argued rich countries were trying to railroad them into a deal.
1.05pm: Here are the thoughts of Caroline Lucas, Brighton Pavilion MP and leader of the Green party: While I welcome efforts to address the UK's dependence on fossil fuels, reduce our exposure to volatile energy prices and boost long term investment in renewables, this draft energy bill is deeply flawed and looks likely to benefit only the industry's most powerful players.
It mean that the E, which normally terminated at the World Trade Center, was sent to Euclid Avenue in Brooklyn and that what used to be the N and R in Queens became the Q and W. As for long-term planners drafting future diversions to accommodate construction projects and track repairs, there is not only a lot less track to work with but a heavily backed up schedule.
In this study, we investigate the long term effects of the Dutch military draft system from the period between 1970 and 1990.
A long term multi-front war could not be won without bringing back the draft in the United States.
"Think long term," he said.
