"But I think the focus for the moment is on the humanitarian and long-term economic needs".
Considering that students are at risk of leaving school to help meet their family's short-term economic needs, higher wages in these programs could alleviate some of the pressure.
In some parts of China, short-term economic needs have dominated urban planning, while in other areas especially in recent years emphasis has shifted to the quality of urban development.
The tendency to err on the side of short-term economic needs of fisheries instead of long-term conservation and sustainable fisheries leads to overexploitation and further depletion of fishery resources.
In her day job, she regularly encounters people making what might be dubbed poor financial decisions, thanks to short-term economic need.
3. Member States shall neither impose any prior conditions in respect of the level of holding that shall be acquired nor allow their competent authorities to examine the proposed acquisition in terms of the economic needs of the market.
We often talk about this issue in terms of workforce or economic needs, but there is another, perhaps even more costly issue at hand--our students' future well-being.
Only continuing stability can produce the kind of sustained, long-term economic development needed to create enough jobs and get the unemployed back to work on a permanent basis.
But it was largely toothless, especially after Germany and France found it convenient to violate its terms when it suited their economic needs.
At that hearing, he hinted at the Treasury's improved forecast for the program, saying "we're going to be able to return very, very substantial amounts of money to address the critical economic needs, long-term fiscal needs, of this country".
That is, the basic conflict here is between attending to the immediate health care needs and concerns of disaster survivors, versus the need for long term economic and health care recovery in the disaster-stricken area and Japan as a whole.
