Other remuneration included a £255,000 payout under a two-year long-term incentive plan, running from July 2007 to July 2009.
And long term, way long term, a thousand years long term, it's one of the only relics of 20th-century culture that will actually survive.
Short-term denotes unemployment for up to 1 year, long-term between one and 2 years, and very-long term for more than 2 years.
Ten years, 15 years, long-term.
Many people walking among us today are now entering their 40th year of long-term recovery as a result of this far reaching public awareness effort, dubbed Operation Understanding, and the coverage that followed.
The 50th anniversary set up a long term goal for the Doctor.
Oh my! Warren Harding, our stern looking 29th president, supposedly had two long term mistresses.
(EverBank's one-year CD does qualify as long term).
(Additional File 1: Annex 1-University affiliation) The proportion of responding students from pre-clinical terms (1st and 2nd year), early clinical terms (3rd and 4th year) and final clinical terms (5th and 6th year and above) was nearly equal (Table 2).
In the 21st century, long-term storage again came into popularity, as "controlled atmosphere" facilities were used to keep apples fresh year-round.
The proportion of those who responded with 'no' increased considerably from 22.0% among 1st and 2nd year students (terms 1-4) to 49.0% among 5th and 6th year students (terms 9-12 abovebove).
