The council and E2 have sought to make a persuasive case for ecologically friendly policies, stressing long-term benefits and savings over near-term appeasement of business interests.
"Intellectually faded" is how Sir Keith Thomas, another Oxford historian, described his work, adding, "there is a reaction against history that stresses long-term causes".
He was editor-in-chief of the highly influential journal Annales – the bible of historians who stress long-term social research.
Triet's visit to Beijing resulted in a joint communiqué that stressed long-term trade and economic cooperation and addressed territorial issues.
A sample might stress long-term growth in United States and international stocks, along with bonds, real estate investment trusts and inflation-protected securities.
First, as Bernanke stressed, long-term interest rates have moved very similarly across a wide range of countries, including countries where the central bank is buying up lots of bonds and countries where it isn't.
Considerable variation occurs from one cropping season to the next; therefore, monitoring should stress long-term trends and changes in soil salinity.
Smiling can be used as a quick relief from stress and as a habitual response to ward off stress long-term.
It is well established that the major portion of oxidative stress long term effects is inflicted by damage to DNA [32], [68], [69].
A load sensor using an AT-cut quartz crystal resonator (QCR) has superior characteristics such as, high accuracy, improved strength under compressive stress, long-term stability, and compact size.
We propose that while this ACTH action may be adaptive in the short-term in assisting with energy substrate reallocation to cope with stress, long-term ACTH stimulation may lead to reproductive dysfunction due to E2 suppression.
