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(91) The Council of Ministers' meeting reaffirmed the commitment to achieve long-term harmonisation based on these policies.

(92) A long-term solution may be a radical reform of the Press Complaints Commission aimed at getting more informative, balanced reporting.

(93) Their long-term destiny lies in united working class action and the rejection of other forms of understanding.

(94) Quantal analysis of excitatory synapses in the hippocampus has proved difficult and has led to contradictory conclusions when applied to long-term potentiation.

(95) The long-term dangers of land degradation from irrigation and chemical fertilizers are growing.

(96) They seek short-term competitive advantage even when it leads to long-term suicide.

(97) He warned that no economic aid could be forthcoming until a long-term constitutional solution had been found.

(98) The project is not compatible with the company's long-term aims.

(99) One effective way to study formation processes is through long-term experimental archaeology.

(100) On the other hand,[http://sentencedict.com/long-term.html] they are in competition with other forms of long-term saving.

(101) Long-term cohort studies show declines beginning in 1982 and continuing steadily through the late 19805.

(102) If poverty is a long-term prospect, it is likely also to affect the morale of the patient and his carers.

(103) The air samples could give scientists vital information about long-term changes in the chemical composition of the atmosphere.

(104) In addition to its lower cost, short-term debt offers one other advantage over long-term debt and that is its added flexibility.

(105) Surgery can sometimes assist, but again, the only long-term solution is screening of breeding stock.

(106) So we have the financial security to meet our greatest challenge - developing long-term projects.

(107) Methods for dissociating cells are therefore more drastic and not necessarily compatible with long-term viability.

(108) Anyone with a home cassette player can testify to the questionable long-term durability of tape recordings.

(109) The long-term epidemiological risk factors for sudden cardiac death greatly resemble those for coronary artery disease.

(110) Also,[sentencedict.com] there are clear benefits from bringing proposed actions together in a formal strategic analysis and long-term financial plan.

(111) It had been too accessible for its own long-term good in 1989.

(112) Studies show a strong association between consistent dividend growth and long-term stock performance.

(113) The results from the model can be used to answer questions relating to the long-term behaviour of the river basin.

(114) The long-term answer lies in a case decision favourable to the taxpayer on this very point.

(115) Innovation and expansion have continued apace as manufacturers have no misgivings about the long-term future for clay roofing tiles.

(116) But those who dismiss monogamy as a strategy fail to consider the long-term consequences of maintaining a culture of promiscuity.

(117) And after splitting with a long-term boyfriend, she loves the single life.

(118) If you have a family, you should have organised suitable long-term accommodation before bringing them with you to Edinburgh.

(119) I am teamed-up on a long-term assignment with some one who keeps trying to boss me around.

(120) Nevertheless, Professor Morgan highlighted concern about whether there was an adequate number of both acute beds and long-term residential places.