Sentence examples for long-term program from inspiring English sources

CAMUS -- Because, first, it is a long-term program.

Establishing a long-term program for R&D would increase U.S. competitiveness.

"Building an air force needs a long-term program," he said.

In 1921 he launched a comprehensive long-term program for the study of the gifted.

The United States has no long-term program for deradicalization, either in prison or after convicted jihadists are released.

The department needs a long-term program that "actively seeks out and applies new knowledge," the report said.

Now, biologists are planning a long-term program using Winnebago stocks that ideally will begin to rehabilitate sturgeon in all five Great Lakes, starting with Lake Michigan.

In 1993 an international community of researchers organized a long-term program to develop robots capable of playing this sport, with progress tested in annual machine tournaments.

While it explores its options in that direction, the idea of the institute emerged as a fine interim solution, and possibly the start of a long-term program as well.

"In order to be accountable, any kind of long-term program within a school system should be publicly funded," said Randi Weingarten, president of the teachers' union, referring to plans to use only public funds next year.

The Fish and Wildlife Service also ended a long-term program begun in 1994 to bring in more female bears to supplement the population because of opposition from local residents.