Sentence examples for next long term from inspiring English sources

Peter Thiel of Clarium Capital in San Francisco refuses to become the next Long Term Capital Management.

That version, 12.04 codenamed "Precise Pangolin", will be released in April of 2012 and will be the next Long Term Support (LTS) release of the distribution.

Ubuntu 11.10 is the last release before the next Long Term Support version, so much of what we'll be seeing on Thursday is laying the foundation for the what will be in the next version.

The Singing Cadets next long term director, William Turner, held the post for fifteen years.

The Copernicus program has its own satellites and is now mostly operational but has struggled to get a clear funding commitment in the next long-term union budget.

BRUSSELS — The hotly anticipated battle over the next long-term European Union budget began Tuesday when the European Commission snubbed a suggested cut of at least €50 billion.

The guidelines cover only projects financed directly out of the bloc's next long-term budget, which covers 2014 to 2020; officials said that it was impossible to estimate the projects' value, but noted that it was not a large sum.

PARIS — With anti-Europe populism on the rise across the Continent, the knives are out for the European Union's next long-term budget even before the bloc's executive presents its proposals in June.

So Cameron's real achievement in Brussels was to make all EU countries agree that the next long-term budget plan – which will run from 2014 to 2020 – will be a prudent one.

Exactly how much money from the central European Union budget will go to the two winners and to a huge array of other projects, including additional possible projects on the scale of those focused on graphene and the human brain, will partly depend on the outcome of a battle between leaders in the bloc on the size of the next long-term budget.

The compromise on the next long-term EU budget for 2014 to 2020, achieved last Friday in Brussels, has invariably been hailed as a victory for Europe's austerity hawks, led by Britain and Germany, over its austerity doves, led by France.