Sentence examples for set a long term from inspiring English sources
· Set a long term career plan over the next few years so you'll be alert to opportunities.
In an effort to promote the development of the sciences, Chile set a long term goal to join the knowledge society in which knowledge is generated and shared to ultimately improve the human condition through innovation and technology.
The Guardian has set a long-term ambition to become carbon positive.
The United States is right to set a long-term goal of establishing an effective Afghan Army.
On top of this it has set a long-term target to produce 10% of the UK's electricity from renewable sources by 2010.
With 293 stores Poundland has set a long-term target of opening 800 - the same number as Woolworths had when it collapsed.
Mr Blair went on: "In June I said we needed a financing deal allowing Europe to move forward but which set a long-term reform and restructuring perspective.
"The Paris agreement set a long-term vision for the deep reduction of global emissions and the need to decarbonise the energy sector," Adnan Amin, Irena's director general said in a prepared statement.
Countries most vulnerable to climate change have seized the political initiative at the start of the UN climate talks in Paris by challenging the US, China and Europe to raise their ambitions and set a long-term temperature goal of 1.5C rather than the 2C target.
Rather, they suggest, the leaders' approach to building a world-class culture is not all that different from the one that powered China's economic miracle: set a long-term goal, adopt rigid specifications, pour in copious amounts of public money, monitor closely to ensure the desired result.
