Sentence examples for long-term clarity from inspiring English sources

"Investors need long-term clarity on policy, and they simply have not been getting it".

"A legally-binding climate deal would be the greatest single act for sending long-term clarity to the markets.

To bring some long-term clarity to all the short-term clutter, our Brussels correspondents, James Kanter and Andrew Higgins, have supplied the answers.

Power-hungry industries get partial relief from the tax that finances renewable subsidies; but they complain nonetheless, of a lack of long-term clarity in energy policy.Firms are voting with their euros.

"There's been some disruptions, and we've worked hard with our partners to come up with a long-term solution that would bring long-term clarity to the venture, which has not happened".

It's vital that 2012 heralds some much needed long term clarity.

Without long term clarity, projects will be delayed, investment will go elsewhere and consumer savings will be lost".

To evaluate long-term capsular clarity with a modified disk-shaped 1-piece hydrophilic acrylic monofocal intraocular lens (IOL) (Zephyr) suspended between 2 complete haptic rings connected by a pillar of the haptic material.

Foreign investors will also get a five-year tax holiday and 50-year land leases, extendable by another 20 years, giving them a degree of long-term security.Certainty and clarity to would-be punters is, nevertheless, still in short supply.

Investors are seeking clarity on long-term political commitment post 2020 when the current suite of targets expires.

Unlike visible or near-infrared cameras, their capacity for observation is not significantly affected by diurnal changes in sunlight, enhancing the clarity of long-term observation.