But the clinic got no money to begin a comprehensive research program, or to make any long-range plans for tracking or caring for injured workers.
Saturn is among four marques, along with Hummer, Saab and Pontiac, that G. M. identifies as not part of its long-range plans for full brand lines.
The patients agreed to work with the hospital during that period to devise long-range plans for their care, possibly including repatriation.
"I can promise everyone that he [O'Neill] knew and understood the long-range plans for the club and bought into them," he said.
Her long-range plans for the lighthouse remain ambitious: raising about $1 million, reapplying for a license or skipping that process altogether, and constructing walls of niches in titanium that could store 300,000 urns.
The Combat Development Command, which decides what gear to buy, treated the MRAP as an expensive obstacle to long-range plans for equipment that was more mobile and fit into the Marines Corps' vision as a rapid reaction force, the study said.
The aide, Vladimir Rushailo, is secretary of the Kremlin's national security council, the agency that drafts long-range plans for addressing both internal and foreign threats to Russia's stability.
But people who favor building new reactors said the adoption of the policy was important because it helped outline a legal basis for approving the construction of new reactors and long-range plans for handling their spent fuel.
That will provide the first clues about Mr. Obama's long-range plans for national security, health care, energy and climate, education and taxes — and for how those plans will square with his promised deficit-reduction at a time when annual deficits are exceeding $1 trillion.
The program in New York City was created after Mr. Levy worried that too many assistant principals and former teachers were being thrown into the job without enough familiarity with recognized strategies for hiring teachers, developing curriculum, projecting student enrollment, and developing long-range plans for raising achievement.
On the first four days of what President Bush designated "national security week," he promised troops in Georgia a pay raise, visited a NATO outpost to describe his long-range plans for the military and went to West Virginia to sympathize with the troubles facing reservists -- all visits intended to show how seriously he took and understood his role as commander in chief.
