Sentence examples for short-term resolution from inspiring English sources
The recent deal struck by Nice and Novartis on the eyesight drug Lucentis is a positive short-term resolution to current acute problems.
That would leave the government to operate on a short-term resolution maintaining existing spending levels and force Congress to extend tax cuts retroactively next year, causing confusion for taxpayers and the Internal Revenue Service alike.
In Brussels, European leaders revealed the rough outlines of at least a short-term resolution of the Greek debt crisis, Floyd Norris says in the new Weekend Business podcast.
Democratic leaders have warned their own members to tone down any discussion of a short-term resolution to the "fiscal cliff," betting that Republican fears over the January deadline will drive them to the negotiating table shortly after the November election.
The move by Democrats is a big threat as Republican leaders know they will likely need Democratic votes to pass the short-term resolution.
The latest short-term resolution from Congress only continues these damaging across-the-board spending cuts, and only for another couple of months.
Members of Congress used to be embarrassed when they could not perform their basic job of passing spending bills and instead had to finance the government with a series of short-term resolutions.
Since September, they have used short-term resolutions to keep the government funded a few weeks at a time rather than tackle a long-term spending bill.
On financial reform and short term resolution of the unemployment rate it's clearly Andrew Romanoff.
The objective may be to provide a long term diagnosis rather than a short term resolution to a work related difficulty, and therefore decision-making may assume a very different type of complexity to the GP-patient consultation in the context of sickness certification practice.
"We are disappointed that today's short-term continuing resolution did not contain increased funding" for the upgrade, Ms. Eldridge said.
