Sentence examples for long-term enlightened from inspiring English sources

Pursuing a foreign policy with a conscience was, he argued, in our "long-term enlightened national interest".

His predecessor, William Hague, pledged in 2011 that there would be "no downgrading of human rights" under his watch, adding that "pursuing a foreign policy with a conscience is the right thing to do" and was in the "long-term enlightened national interest of our country".

Even with earlier CSR initiatives, there was frequently the built-in premise that socially responsible firms would not only be enhancing the society in which they existed but that their efforts would be in their long-term, enlightened self-interest".

"There is nothing wrong with self-interest, as long as it is enlightened, long-term self-interest".

In the short term enlightened bankruptcy laws reduce unemployment by keeping viable companies alive.

The circumstantial evidence suggests that the Obama people have no comprehensive strategy -- much less one that is enlightened and long-term.

But for Mr Lazaridis, this is enlightened, if rather long-term, self-interest.

Long-term clinical studies are obligatory to enlighten the effect of treatment in the management of traumatic brain injury.

Its appeal to customers was based on a reputation for value for money that in turn rested on close long-term relationships with almost exclusively UK suppliers and a highly enlightened, if paternalistic, attitude to staff welfare.

This work provides a promising route to improve the long-term and high-rate performance of cathodes for LIBs and enlightens us on exploring preferable strategies to develop advanced electrode materials for other energy storage devices.

Leading powers must always act in accordance with their own (hopefully enlightened) conception of what they see as favoring the cause of long-term stability.