Sentence examples for long-term established from inspiring English sources

The difficulty for Labor is the problem all long-term established governments face: how to renew in office.

FeederWatch benefits from being a long-term, established program, with a volunteer corps built up over decades.

To describe the types and prevalence of long-term, established pseudophakic dysphotopsia in a typical population more than a year after cataract extraction.

The intent of the Policy is to capture all such encounters or propositions for such encounters, not just long-term, established relationships".

Always invite both halves of couples who are in a long-term, established relationship, or who are living together, or who are engaged (it is good form to take the time to find out their names so you avoid writing "and guest" on the invitations).

These findings confirm that KP transplantation can modify even long-term established lesions in T1D and T1D+ESRD patients and allow us to generate a close link between these ultrastructural features and the reversal of persistent changes at cellular levels.

The secondary goal of the study reveals an excellent clinical outcome which might be influenced by the younger age of the population and is equal to clinical results of long term established conventional implants.

4. In the long term, establish a small training support unit in each of the regional offices that would provide both training support and leadership in key areas as well as take on the monitoring and evaluation of regional learning strategies related to humanitarian response.

Building democracy in Iraq will be a long-term process, established through the rule of law, a stable security environment, functioning state institutions and an emerging civil society.

was studied in two long-term experiments established in the 1970s in central Finland.

It should then continue to guide the country to attain the long-term goals established through its study.