Sentence examples similar to long term proposal from inspiring English sources

In the very long term, proposals are in place that would reinvigorate the waterfront and open it to the public, said Mr. Laufer of the community board.

Long term proposals by the province call for Highway 404 to be extended to Highway 12, between Sunderland and Beaverton.

Teacher shortages in high-need subjects and areas will continue unless a long-term proposal is devised to retain teachers.

Such a long-term proposal would be expensive, but would have little effect on the next state budget.

And they took direct aim at a long-term proposal he produced last year for balancing the federal budget called "A Roadmap for America's Future".

Despite its recent increase in production subsidies (to levels still below Europe's), the United States recently put forward a welcome long-term proposal for reducing subsidies for agriculture, much pooh-poohed in Europe.

A quashing of the long-term proposal may not have any effect on Jeter's good relationship with the team and desire to remain with the Yankees -- or, depending on the tone of the negotiations, the decision may harden Jeter, as other players have been hardened in a similar situation.

"We had already cut our programs to the bone in our long-term proposal put forward 3 years ago," says Llewellyn Smith.

Ms Bartolotti said she met Ms Wood to discuss "a long-term proposal" to "break the back of the Labour vote in Wales to our obvious mutual benefit".

But it includes some ambitious long-term proposals to reap more benefits.

In addition to setting out his spending plans, Mr. Bush's budget fleshed out his long-term proposals.