Sentence examples for long-term country from inspiring English sources

We were following the steps of a long-term Country Diary reader, Mark Hubbard (self-styled "exile from Somerset"), who now lives in Cambridgeshire, and who had written to describe a walk he had taken there long ago.

Finding 2:  UNICEF has neither laid down an explicit regional strategy nor has it encouraged Country Offices to develop long-term country-specific strategies on decentralization.

Sport should be at the very heart of every school's curriculum, it should be in the same league as mathematics, English and science and schools need both funding and the dedication of its teachers to ensure the long term, country wide success of state school sport.

Its prospects tool also uses historic structural data of a country to develop and optimize algorithms for the prediction of long term country stability.

It would also seem that Russia and Brazil get the doctrine of building long term country friendships in Africa better than we do.

To address climate change in the long term, countries should be focusing their trillions of dollars in infrastructure spending on building a low-carbon economy that won't exacerbate the problems we already have.

In the medium- and long-term, the country must deal with the deficit and the structural problems that threaten everyone's economic future.

Childhood conditions, in long-term developed countries, are usually consistently negatively associated with markers of a pro-inflammatory state [ 4- 8].

In developing populations birth weight is typically lower than in long-term industrialised countries, and thus may be a relatively more important contributor to the growing epidemic of non-communicable chronic diseases, and hence also an important intervention target.

But to help long-term stability, the country might start by fixing its tax system.

A broader question, economists said, is the long-term effect the country's debt load might impose on the economy.