Anticipating holiday problems, Mr. Bush outlined mostly long-term recommendations like calling on Congress to pass legislation to improve technology in the air traffic control system.
On Monday, the central bank bought about $2 billion in mostly long-term Treasuries as part of its bond buying program.
What are your numbers like? A. Because I have mostly long-term leases in my office properties, I have not seen a big decline, but, of course, as leases roll, we will be seeing some reduction.
And for Mid-Missouri, which sells its ethanol on mostly long-term contracts, the price has fallen to $1.60 a gallon, from a peak of $2.68, while corn has recently surged to more than $3 a bushel.
In addition to sales, repairs and restorations, which he has a staff of 15 mostly long-term employees to attend to, Mr. Dillon takes special pleasure in locating antique instruments for collectors, who have ranged from a South Carolina cardiologist with an expensive penchant for odd antique soprano brass instruments to a California aficionado of early Conn-brand cornets.
build diversified portfolios of mostly long-term, mostly local.
Emphasis will be given to establishing new relationships with goods, materials, energy and, mostly, long-term cooperation and integration models among all partners involved.
Both of these agencies have postdocs--who, incidentally, are paid much more than those dependent on NIH grants--but their facilities are staffed by mostly long-term employees.
Moreover, the effect of taxes on companies' debt policy might be conditioned by time issues as previous research indicate that financing choices are mostly long-term decisions and companies adapt their structure only very slowly (Fama and French 2012).
At the same time, we should be celebrating that they are mostly long-term investors like Warren Buffett and are not trying to flip their investments in three to five years, like the private equity behemoths though some like Dubai have been known to cash out of their investments quickly.
