Sentence examples for long-term intended from inspiring English sources

Long-Term intended to take deductions on this stock that would have saved it $500 million in taxes, according to an analysis prepared by Mr. Scholes.

Think of elected politicians as referees, hearing from all the special interests and differing views, short term and long term, intended and unintended consequences, who must decide how best to vote.

It was a long-term strategy, intended for profit and peace but also highly principled, inserting gradual liberal reform on the continent.

Today's supply squeeze has heightened interest in two ambitious long-term projects intended to bring gas from Alaska and the Canadian Arctic to the lower 48 American states.

The plan is complete with a new infusion of cash from Mr. Romney, a long-term strategy intended to turn the campaign into a protracted delegate fight and a reframing of the race as a one-on-one battle for the future of the party that seeks to sound the alarm among conservatives about Mr. McCain.

Budget airline Easyjet has signed a long-term deal intended to double its services at Stansted Airport in Essex within five years.

The Google threat to other players is significant because of Google's massive and highly profitable search revenue, which can fund a long-term 'subsidy' intended to drive consumers toward their solution.

VIP is a long-term project intended for health promotion of the population of Västerbotten, a county in northern Sweden.

USEC has also raised revenue by taking electricity it had bought under long-term contracts, intending to use it for enrichment, and selling it in peak demand periods.

Her lawyers said she had been released without conditions, but it remained unclear what role the government expected her to play, what long-term limits it intended to set on her activities or whether it intended to open a dialogue with her.

The long-term projects are intended to be completed by 2013.