Scott Cunningham, a spokesman for the TransRiver Marketing Company, the American Re-Fuel subsidiary that submitted the bid, said American Re-Fuel sought the city's garbage because "commercial waste is typically brought in on short-term contracts, but the city contract would be a more long-term one".
The second, more long-term one is environmental.
This seems like obvious low-hanging fruit, where it can turn around and rely on that branding and consumer experience in order to convert those customers to more long-term ones and start the cycle again.
In addition to these explanations above, which influenced certain types of short-term HRH strategies over more long-term ones, each country reflected its specificity, according to its historical and political background.
Reiso et al.[ 48] raised the question of how well a GP may predict return to work, and found GPs' predictions for return to work highly accurate for short-term episodes but less so for more long-term ones.
The average student from a higher-income background earned 10percentt more long term than one from a lower-income background.
"There have been a few conversations over the last six months about looking more long term, not at one series in particular, but as something that could happen down the line," said Root on Tuesday.
We're also hearing that the Pinterest team has been heads down during the past couple of weeks, preparing for some modest short-term product launches as well as more ambitious long term ones.
Current projections indicate that the UK faces a 252% increase in people aged over 65 with one or more long term conditions (LTC) by 2050.
We may have to put in more long term effort and thoroughly attend to one or two key issues that face us at a time.
Many amongst this ageing population are living with one or more long term chronic conditions [ 1].
