Sentence examples for longer-term certainty from inspiring English sources

On Monday, investors managing a trillion dollars of funds called for Osborne to back a target to make the UK's electricity system carbon-free by 2030, in order to provide longer-term certainty for investors in new generation capacity.

We are giving investors the longer-term certainty they need by announcing £730m of funding for renewables contract auctions to drive further investment and build on the record levels we saw last year".

Extending the PTC through the end of 2012 and credits for other renewables even longer is a smart move that provides longer-term certainty for businesses to plan their investments.

Longer-term financial certainty is crucial to good quality, well run public services.

We see the need to readdress this to allow for much longer-term planning with certainty over local transport systems.

In return, Prisk said he would endeavour to provide housing associations with the longer-term financial and political certainty they need to be able to innovate.

But the tide has turned and increasing numbers of borrowers want the certainty of a longer-term commitment, say brokers – and lenders are offering more, and better, deals.

Owing to the certainty, they might also offer longer-term mortgages, such as five or even 10-year mortgages.

Prudential raised the price target on Bristol to $26 from $23. "The greater certainty with each company's longer-term earnings profile warrants modest multiple expansion, in our view," the firm said.

But some analysts said that such certainty was an illusion, given the longer-term problem with the deficit.

This multi-year commitment will give greater certainty to aid delivery organisations and facilitate longer-term planning".