Merely committing to not cresting the 51% mark isn't a long-term safeguard, however.
America criticised Iran for attaching conditions "that no other country has sought" to the safeguards and for its "long-term pattern of safeguards violations and evasions".
The campaign aims to make use of a recent change to the constitution which obligates the state to take action to ensure natural resources are managed "on the basis of comprehensive long-term considerations", including safeguarding the environment for future generations.
"We also hope they will appreciate that it is our intention to continue to work with the relevant authorities and organisations to ensure the long-term protection and safeguarding of the local environment surrounding Strathallan".
The goal of the three-day gathering is to amalgamate regional expertise on children's issues and develop short- and long-term partnerships for safeguarding and promoting children's rights – including their rights to well-being, dignity and development in fully protective environments.
Euro-zone leaders have become adept at talking up grand long-term plans to safeguard their currency more intrusive fiscal supervision, new treaties to advance political integration.
A group of shoppers, Leeds residents and traders is to put together its own long-term strategy to safeguard the future of Leeds Kirkgate Market.
The first sale there was completed last week.In June Michael Bloomberg, New York's mayor, laid out a long-term plan to safeguard and fortify the city's 520 miles (840km) of coastline from rising sea levels and future storms.
Iran is "in full compliance with the relevant international commitments it has taken on in a genuine and long-term approach to safeguard human rights," the representative, Mohammad Larijani, secretary general of Iran's High Council for Human Rights, told the United Nations Human Rights Council.
He also promised a high-speed railway line linking St Pancras station in London and the north via a loop to Heathrow.For the prime minister, Gordon Brown, the £9 billion ($13 billion) project has become a personal litmus test of his willingness to take what he calls "the tough, long-term decisions" to safeguard Britain's economic competitiveness.
