Sentence examples similar to long-term blueprints from inspiring English sources

He laid out a long-term blueprint for revival in an era obsessed with short-term expectations.

"This bipartisan long-term blueprint for aviation programs is nearly five years overdue," said Representative John L. Mica, the Republican chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.

They have produced a short-term plan to close the deficit and also issued a long-term "Blueprint for Connecticut's Future".

Comolli will be a key figure as he has been in his post since November working on transfer policy and a long-term blueprint for the club.

Mulvaney has also told agencies that they must come up with a long-term blueprint to cut the number of federal workers starting in October.

He spoke of the Nets' long-term blueprint and spent much of the time delivering one-liners, while voicing support for the salary-cap structure of the N.B.A. even though it limits how much money he can spend.

Under the agreement to reopen the government, the House and Senate are directed to hold talks and reach accord by Dec. 13 on a long-term blueprint for tax and spending policies over the next decade.

The report called on May to establish an industrial strategy unit at the Treasury to ensure that all other departments developed policies consistent with the government's long-term blueprint.

Under the agreement, the government would be funded through Jan . 15 and the debt ceiling would be raised until Feb. 7. The Senate will take up a separate motion to instruct House and Senate negotiators to reach accord by Dec. 13 on a long-term blueprint for tax and spending policies over the next decade.

It is also similar in that no such long-term blueprint, base plan and development plan exist at the national level for conventional railways or national highways.

Scalability is key because if this test facility in Liberia's Grand Gedeh County works short-term, it provides the long-term blueprint to curb the outbreak.