Sentence examples for solution for the long term from inspiring English sources
An early version of the findings was reported to suggest further privatisation as a solution for the long term.
Speaking at a debate organised by environmental research organisation Earthwatch at the Royal Geographical Society on 17 October, Rice said: "Legal trade is not the solution for the long term survival of elephants and rhinos in the wild.
US state department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said the US would continue to help the sides achieve a "durable, sustainable solution for the long term".
"For now, from a customer experience point of view, we're perfectly happy with it," he said, although he conceded it's not a solution for the long term for a packet network, and added that EE will "probably be looking to trial VoLTE" in future.
They think there can be a solution for the long term if they find out the reasons.
Yet those urging a continued American presence are short on solutions for the long term.
Also on Tuesday, Mr. McCain proposed a "9/11-style commission" to study the problem and recommend solutions for the long term, then switched Thursday to propose the creation of a government agency as soon as possible.
"A carbon tax or a real cap-and-trade program at the national level is going to be the most cost-effective method for us to make this transition," says Beebe. "Federal programs like the ITC, PTC and DoE SunShot are excellent catalysts for different forms of growth and will help people focus on the right solutions for the long term".
If yes, will these solutions work for the long term, given the predictions of sea level change by global climate theories?
Captive breeding programmes have, hitherto, been unsuccessful in reviving population numbers and thus radical technological solutions are essential for the long term survival of this species.
We have not yet found a solution for the long-term management of decades of existing nuclear waste because we have failed to build public legitimacy for a method of long-term management.
