Sentence examples for needs a longer term from inspiring English sources

It says: "We agree that the NHS needs a longer term funding settlement ahead of the next spending review.

Rogers noted that, even if the current proposals were defeated, "we will need a longer term strategy to manage the risks including... an influencing strategy for the new European parliament and commission".

This suggests that in addition to short-term policy changes, Greece needs a longer-term cultural shift.

You could easily argue productivity growth needs a longer-term period than WorkChoices had, or that perhaps growth was declining and WorkChoices turned it around and the FWA reaped the benefits.

Given the scale of the turnaround necessary, does he not need a longer-term plan?

Yet for all their 16 shots on the day, DCU will need a longer-term solution up front this season.

So we got an immediate deal but we need a longer-term framework to meet future needs".

"We need a longer-term plan," Ms. Gibbs, who oversees health and human services, said in an interview.

Such issues, like paradigms on the possibility of continuous exponential growth, the belief in free markets and trade, need a longer-term deliberative process before change is possible.

Assuming they get here and pass the exam, doctors need a longer-term visa in order to stay for residency.

"They need a longer-term OS that can play with multiple devices, and that is something that Be was looking into aggressively.