Over the long term, Wednesday's development pointed toward the erosion of Mr. Arafat's pre-eminence, since it appeared to help institutionalize the post of prime minister.
Distinguishing between dyads and groups as predictors of stable association patterns allowed us to show how pairs of familiar steers were more likely to maintain their status quo, as shown by the relatively stable level of dyadic associations in both the long-term (day) and short-term (hourly) relations.
And they raised questions about the long-term day-to-day management of the facility by an as yet unnamed entity.
Although in long term (day 16), the combination did not show better efficiency than Li alone.
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.
While it's unclear quite how many jobs in the sector will disappear in a No Deal scenario, it's anywhere from 200,000 in the long term to 10,000 on day one.
But if we really want to improve maternal and child health in this country, let's also focus on things that can really do that in the long term -- like subsidized day care, better maternity leave policies and more employment opportunities for low-income mothers that pay a living wage, for example").
These hotels "are built for the long term, not for a 16-day event in August," Mr. Flaig said.
The building binge of warehouses and data centers sacrificed Amazon's short-term profits to lift business over the long term, the company said on Tuesday when it released its first-quarter earnings statement.
Manager Malky Mackay says he is building Cardiff City for the long term as they prepare for Saturday's top-five Championship clash with Crystal Palace.
Although these alternative strategies are technically feasible, Graziano and van Geen feel that most of them will never work over the long term in the dollar-a-day economy of Bangladesh.
