Sentence examples for workable long-term from inspiring English sources

It wasn't too bad for a couple of weeks, but total abstinence is not a workable long-term strategy.

After decades of uncontrolled greenhouse gas emissions and mounting impacts, we now need an "all hands on deck" cooperative approach to develop workable, long-term solutions to climate change.

Is this as a workable long term partnership?

He has said he remains opposed to an emergency financial manager and concurs with the Council's argument that the city does in fact have a workable long term plan to deal with the financial crisis, but has accepted that an EFM is coming whether they like it or not.

It should be just as obvious that city and state leaders must find workable and long-term solutions.

Our lack of a workable, affordable system of long-term care for the elderly and disabled poses a national crisis.

The fact is that these voters decide elections and parties that want workable majorities in the long-term need to prioritise their concerns".

Kennedy suggested that the judiciary "may be required to determine whether workable alternative systems for long-term confinement exist, and if so, whether a correctional system should be required to adopt them".

Some embraced the concept as a workable interim solution – a long-term agreement over Jerusalem was to be decided further down the road in the final status talks that never came – but critics viewed it as too big a compromise on their basic principle of a state whose capital is in Jerusalem.

The plan calls on rich countries to double their financial assistance to poor nations, something that Sachs insists is workable, affordable, and in the long-term interest of the developed world.

There's still plenty of opposition from politicians and environmental groups that cite, among other issues, the negative effects of the plant's outmoded cooling water intake system on Hudson River fisheries, the continuing leak of radioactive water into the Hudson and the absence of a workable evacuation plan or a long-term solution to the disposal of nuclear waste.