Sentence examples similar to long term justification from inspiring English sources
But what is the long-term justification for putting taxpayers on the line to subsidize homeownership?
Whatever the long-term justification, however, it looks bad politically for countries like Kenya and Ethiopia to be letting foreign investors use their land at a time when their people face the specter of mass starvation.
For those who viewed the issue in the long term, they mostly used justifications such as "potential benefits to ecology," "more evidence is needed," "existence of unknown risks or harms," or "promotion of human progress" to advance their arguments regarding the issue.
Just as a few countries fund their own second line treatment programs, we feel that the benefits of improved diagnostics for TB and drug-resistant TB provide ample justification for long term support of improved diagnostics from donors.
Scientific research protocols require justifications based upon short and long term objectives, often memorialized in the required format for NIH proposals; and most funding is requested to accomplish those short term goals.
"Think long term," he said.
