Sentence examples for longer term role from inspiring English sources

These describe the life saving actions which UNICEF will take within the first six to eight weeks of an emergency, along with the longer term role in the subsequent weeks and months.

Mr. Carson's comments reflected extensive consultations between France and the United States regarding the military operation in Mali and suggested that there would be a longer-term role for French forces in the country.

Payers will have to make choices that could decide their longer-term role and economic influence in the market.

And more importantly, a discussion about salary indicates that the college grad is invested in his or her longer-term role in the company, rather than possibly moving to another company in order to get that salary increase somewhere else.

"Building upon the advances the country has achieved in that regard, the programme will seek to support the longer-term role of education, and work with local government structures, civil society and the media to facilitate constructive civic dialogue and collaboration," said Ms. Boyd.

And even if borrowing levels are rising in the longer term, banks' role in supplying that credit is not assured.

The potential benefits through skilling local staff were not realised and longer term the role of local clinical intelligence was diminished.

In the longer term, the roles of poverty and race are difficult to disentangle.

In the longer term all three leadership roles will probably be handed to Joe Root.

A follow-up study, once NIMART is firmly established in more facilities across South Africa, may shed light concerning healthcare providers' longer term adaptation to changing roles.

We do not expect the role of gas to be restricted to providing back up to renewables, and in the longer term we see an important role for gas with CCS.