Sentence examples for long-term role from inspiring English sources

Duquette told Roberts he did not know what his long-term role would be.

This has led some to demand a bigger long-term role within the wider Muslim Brotherhood group.

It is for them rather than for us that he cannot play a long-term role in running the country".

"It wasn't clear what Bronfman's long-term role in the company would be," said Fiona Stokes, who helps manage European stocks at Britannic Asset Management.

(By Dec. 31, all bags must be scanned by explosive-detection systems, so the long-term role of bag matching is not assured).

Britain remains insistent that Assad can remain in place temporarily as part of a transitional administration, but cannot have a long-term role in government.

Their language made clear that they sought to be dealt with as a legitimate political force with a long-term role to play beyond the insurgency.

"When the president says the United States will play a larger and long-term role in the region, we intend to execute on that commitment".

The Egyptian example also highlights the long-term role that such a cyberstrategy could play in Syria once the regime falls.

"Together, we have secured the enlarged group's long term role in the operation of international capital markets".

But what Frum calls the "many ways in which … libertarian politics slant against the grain of conservatives in the country" are still a challenge for Paul, and they could put a ceiling on his 2016 support and limit his long term role as a movement leader, leaving Cruz positioned to eclipse him in electoral support and movement influence alike.