Sentence examples for long term framework from inspiring English sources

An effective energy technology strategy has to balance between setting a stable long term framework for innovation, while also responding to more immediate changes in technology cost and performance.

Today, we have the opportunity to improve citizens' lives, businesses and governments by creating a long term framework to ensure that privacy is fully respected while permitting new software technology to thrive.

Both have been years in the making, both involve the interplay between similar factors - overuse of energy derived from fossil fuels and underutilisation of human energy, overproduction and waste, and lack of sustainability- and both, in public policy terms, are insufficiently recognised and require long term framework of action, implying a thorough redirection of society.

John Dawson, policy director of the Automobile Association, stresses that a coherent long-term framework for roads is needed.

1997 Chancellor of the Exchequer "I want to set in place a long-term framework for economic prosperity.

Engel said: "The most important issue that our customers have is the longevity and long-term framework that is required to put in these investments, which are huge".

"The government needs to sit down and have a proper prioritisation of government spending and put the budget in a long-term framework".

River Island said: "Our objective throughout has been to establish a long-term framework for improving working conditions in the countries that we produce in.

In this epic, five-movement journey the conductor drove the players to highlight each of the composer's minute dramatic shifts, but always within the symphony's long-term framework.

"This is not about 750 units," he said, emphasizing that the more important goal was to establish a long-term framework for integrated, affordable housing.

It sets a long-term framework that requires frequent updating and revision, rather like the post-war process of trade liberalisation.