Pay restraint has helped to protect jobs in the public sector and support high-quality public services; meanwhile, changes to pensions will ensure they can be sustained for future generations.
Ten years ago the Rio de Janeiro environmental summit injected a new urgency into the imperative that economic development must be done in ways that can be sustained for future generations.
How will we respect its resources, make deposits in its wellbeing instead of only making withdrawals, respond accordingly to its needs, and ensure that the earth is healthy and sustained for future generations?
It is also worth pointing out that our method of detecting hybridization using molecular markers works well when the signature of hybridization is sustained for multiple generations, such as in a hybrid zone or where backcrossing has occurred (i.e. hybrid swarm or introgression), but is not effective for detecting transient hybridization where hybrids are inviable or infertile.
Many worry that the mainstreamification of their crop will put an end to the heritage cottage industry that has sustained them for generations; others, I believe rightly so, know that the existing medicinal market is ultimately too small to sustain all the players in the state.
Creatures are threatened with premature slaughter, and a way of life that has sustained communities for generations is in jeopardy.
Husbands and wives, grandparents and infants were rounded up and killed, their bodies hurriedly buried days later by fearful relatives in the very soil that had sustained them for generations.
British policymakers "privatized" common land that had sustained families for generations, and they used the threat of starvation (allegedly God's way of discouraging laziness) to grow the modern labor market.
Villagers from Cameroon's Baka population — the people long known as pygmies in the West — are being beaten and chased out of the forests that sustained them for generations, according to a complaint filed with an international agency by Survival International.
When fully engaged and employed, this larger than ever youthful generation -- 1.3 billion between the ages of 15 and 24 -- can be a powerful force for change, offering us an historic dividend to be realized through revitalized economies, vibrant communities, and sustained peace for generations to come.
It appears that the protection enjoyed by minority groups may be sustained for some cancers across generations, and convergence may be slower than expected as indicated from studies in Europe.
