This is particularly likely to be the case where the short term interests of staff are endangered by a course of action that is right for the long term interests of the organisation, as is the case with Britain's Royal Mail.
I can report to the House that today because of the choices Britain made our country now has: the lowest inflation for 30 years; the lowest long term interest rates for 35 years; mortgages now averaging one thousand two hundred pounds a year lower than under the last Government; more people in work than ever before; and the lowest unemployment since 1975.
Initially this pressures the dollar; whether it lowers long term interest rates for long is anyone's guess.
"The long-term interest for the UK is that we see strong and stable states on the borders of Eastern Europe," one official said.
Such restraint is in the United States' best long-term interest for engaging China, said Kenneth Lieberthal, a China scholar and a former Asian affairs expert on the National Security Council in the Clinton administration.
Packs of puzzle sets can be bought via in-app purchase, but the long-term interest for children will be Tynker's free-creation mode, where kids can make their own games and animations or even control connected toys.
Wenger also urged England not to take senior Arsenal players to the European Under-21 Championship next summer, suggesting it would not be in the long-term interest for their international development.
At Whitman, a small liberal arts college in eastern Washington State, five years ago our Dean decided to radically reorganize the way that we help our students connect their academic work to their long term interests to better prepare them for their multi-pronged professional lives.
Long term interest rates - now around 5percentnt - are for the first time since the 1960s as low as those in Germany and America.
You want to be able to adjust for the long-term interest of the shareholders, not for the short-term shareholder, not for the day trader.
On September 28th, ex-president Nelson Mandela praised those firms with AIDS plans, before saying that "there can be no excuse for a South African corporation not to be at the forefront of the battle against HIV/AIDS by making anti-retroviral drugs available to your staff".Clearly, the long-term interest of most firms is for South Africa to have as many workers and consumers as possible.
