Sentence examples for long term to create from inspiring English sources

They are not likely to be satisfied by another of the president's proposals: to provide $50 billion immediately to build roads, air traffic control systems, waterways and more, and, for the long term, to create a national infrastructure bank.

The only way for Bungie to maintain our interest over the long term is to create more virtual goods, of higher quality and efficiency, and to release them into the ecosystem.

The investors deny these charges: They typically cite management defects as the cause of their activism and assert that they are in these investments for the long term and to create shareholder value.

Aside from working on his wife Ula's long term project to create a hyperlink for any physical object, Thinglink, he's also been seeking angel investments.

Scotland's Finance Secretary John Swinney said the ICAS analysis failed to take account of the "long term opportunities to create a modern, efficient and cost effective tax system in an independent Scotland".

The shows are the first elements of a long-term strategy to create something of a farm team for Fox's long-dominant Sunday-night animation lineup, which, anchored by "The Simpsons," has been the genre's juggernaut.

Looking at the success of the Chinese approach, a long-term strategy to create jobs and business opportunities for Pakistanis and Americans is plausible.

Irish commentators have seen his candidacy as part of a long-term plan to create a new "normal" in Ireland, slowly erasing the barriers between north and south.

If we want to spread the wealth around as the economy recovers, we need a long-term plan to create a high-skill, high-wage economy, including action on infrastructure and access to finance".

And Abu Dhabi's investment in Globalfoundries is part not just of its preparations for the post-oil age, but also of a long-term plan to create a "global" alternative to foundries in Taiwan and mainland China.

The state should then embark on a long-term plan to create more than 5,000 units of housing, typically overseen by nonprofit groups, that would be used to relocate residents of the homes.