| Other longterm incentives are fixed incentives such as paid insurance premiums and imputed interest on reduced rate loans. |
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| Traffic chaos will reign throughout Kerry because of a failure to consider longterm implications of housing developments, it has been claimed. |
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| He sees this as a crucial move to ensure the longterm survival of democracy in Namibia. |
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| Food never tasted so good, but my privations were temporary while his were a longterm condition. |
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| Data warehousing, legal considerations and government regulations require longterm data retention. |
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| I hope whatever you decide is the best decision for your longterm happiness. |
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| The links between migration and development are crucial to a sustainable and longterm policy. |
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| However, longterm disability insurance and critical illness insurance are two different products. |
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| Distribution of longterm disability by cause of disability and level of loss of autonomy. |
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| Real strategic orientations, investment decisions and infrastructure projects can only feasibly be contemplated over the longterm. |
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| They require highly skilled workforces and have a good longterm prognosis. |
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| Educational projects which have been at the leading edge of technology run into difficulties and are rarely sustained in the longterm. |
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| In order to achieve financially sustainable health-care and longterm care, preventive health actions are of outmost importance. |
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| This precautionary measure was adopted in the best longterm interest of all our stakeholders. |
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| With solid assets, earnings, and profits, Power decided it would be prudent to restructure its capital base and lower its longterm debt. |
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| We shouldn't use the longterm nature of the problem as a pretext for putting off any action now. |
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| The Salvation Army is now providing transitional domiciliary hostel services to longterm shelter users. |
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| Lastly, all agreed that the younger generation can and must play a part in the formulation of longterm planning strategies. |
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| The CPR krill index has also been below the long-term mean throughout the 1990s, though the 1998 value approached the longterm mean. |
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| In its discussion of the proposals contained in the various reports, the Committee should be careful not to lose sight of longterm goals. |
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| Double gasket guaranteeing the longterm cleanliness of the optical compartment. |
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| Concerns do subsist, however, with regard to the longterm impact of industrial activities on health. |
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| These criteria address the inflation rate, national debt, and longterm interest rates, as well as various legal norms. |
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| With quality furniture, moving parts, too, are made of materials that don't squeak, creak or rustle, even after longterm use. |
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| I'd hate to see the good ideas come in and get bogged down because they have to go through a huge longterm process. |
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| The consultants may speak to the media on the process being used to scope out the longterm vision in the herring and mackerel fisheries. |
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| Just another way that ITT Flygt guarantees its longterm commitment to its customers. |
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| The loonie is trading slightly above our longterm fair valuation calculation. |
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| Additional chlorhexidine digluconate provides a longterm bacteriostatic effect. |
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| Adopting a cross-sectoral approach, it embeds short-term responses in a longterm effort to empower young people. |
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| An email to Ridley, McKay, Galloway and his longterm aide, Rob Hoveman, asking for the identity of Respect's leader went unanswered. |
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| But with the right medication, a longterm treatment plan, and plenty of patience and care, the future can be promising. |
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| In fact, this is another of their strengths: rather than always putting the emphasis on sales, this is a company with a longterm strategy. |
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| As a consequence,more and more health care dollars are going to longterm illnesses and chronic care. |
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| The first consists of longterm loans made to low-income countries through the Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility. |
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| One delegation expressed the view that the Committee should have a longterm work plan to guide its future work. |
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| At the same time, creating an information bank of best practices helps build the case for taking the longterm view of community programming. |
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| However, this is only the first step in the longterm goal of screening all babies. |
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| To accomplish these longterm changes it is necessary to look to various social services. |
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| Building relationships through exchanges is a slow process, one that requires a longterm commitment. |
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| Special emphasis is placed on longterm incentives to align the interests of our associates with those of shareholders. |
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| However, cohesion policy is a longterm mechanism and most of the results are visible later in the programming period. |
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| According to the doctors, her longterm prognosis is not good. |
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| There are longterm challenges to Timor-Leste, and the United Nations is uniquely placed to assist it to stand on its own and to ensure that precious gains are not lost. |
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| That may be a matter for their longterm reflection but it does reduce the mitigatory impact of the suggestion that Rangers were innocent victims. |
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| We haven't found out the longterm effects of what putting botulin in our faces can do. |
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| While selling property may be the best option for some branches, in many cases it may not be the best way to utilize real property for longterm gain. |
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| Mr. Ben Lobb: I have one final quick question to do with longterm care. |
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| Although construction-related impacts are often shortlived, some impacts may occur during construction that are longterm with permanent implications, e.g., construction activities that alter the hydrology of a wetland. |
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| Such super contango levels in the market reflect both the current tight credit conditions and the increasing interest that participants have in securing longterm future delivery. |
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| Further enhancements will also be made to procurement planning to ensure program plans, priorities and longterm investments are appropriately actioned. |
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| Using conventional statistical methods, we found no evidence of an increase in the rates of longterm care admissions after reference pricing was applied to the nitrates, ACE inhibitor and CCBs drug classes. |
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| Chris Packham, the BBC presenter and naturalist, told the Guardian he believed work on developing a vaccine to make reds immune to the poxvirus was the only longterm solution. |
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| In other words, many cases of longterm unemployment arise from the structures of society or personal misfortune, rather than wilfulness or unwillingness to work. |
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| The Commission considers that the remaining uncertainties regarding the bank's longterm viability should be dispelled once it is linked to a partner. |
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| We will demonstrate that these characteristics are the features of a new system of price determination that can be qualified as longterm Keynesianism. |
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| It is generally regarded as the prerequisite for the competitiveness and longterm success of a company in ever more contested and internationalized markets. |
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| On the contrary, legal measures must always go hand in hand with policies and programmes, both longterm and short-term, which are designed to eliminate the motives for employment. |
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| And when Matt married his longterm girlfriend Vicki in Kempston, Beds, it was Kev who greeted guests and looked after the rings. |
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| The burning question remaining is, was this summer of fun for the children just a flash in the pan, or was it the spark for engendering true accessibility in the leisure sector over the longterm? |
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| As a major player for infrastructure financing throughout Europe, the Bank has developed good longterm relationships with many of the main counterparts in the sector. |
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| The FNEC continues to advocate the essential nature that this program offers to our member communities and will provide an update on the renewal process for longterm funding. |
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| Issues with optional maturity dates, the latest of which is more than one year away, and issues with indefinite maturity dates, are classified as longterm. |
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| Affected communities face the longterm burden of caring for survivors and their families and must endure the loss of productive workers and the contamination of otherwise productive land. |
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| This new tool aims to provide a broad and clear overview of the reasons why price stability is important in ensuring longterm prosperity and of how the ECB's monetary policy is geared towards achieving this objective. |
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| Poor tragic, oldster, childless, longterm singleton George Clooney. |
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| Information on the species is still limited and much more efforts are needed for a longterm plan to monitor localized populations. |
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| They understand the value of investing in the longterm benefits of study abroad and are undeterred by the short-term costs this entails for tuition, transportation and living expenses. |
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| A single long-term rate of return is then calculated as the weighted average of the target asset allocation and the longterm return assumption for each asset class. |
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| Aid contracting has tended to transform complex development processes that require longterm commitment and local knowledge into 'biddable' projects and consultancies. |
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| I wonder how many of today's sublebrities will ever achieve that degree of longterm adulation? |
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| We believe that that would be the bare minimum, as my delegation, like the Senior Minister, is of the view that we must act in the context of a longterm plan. |
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| Sustainable development is based on a longterm approach which takes into account the inextricable nature of the environmental, social and economic dimensions of development activities. |
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| The result was that the measures of months' supply of homes available for sale are down from recent peaks and are within striking distance of their longterm averages. |
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| Support from the international community will also be crucial for the parliament to improve its longterm ability to carry out its representative, lawmaking and oversight functions. |
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| Remuneration policy: the company will secure the services of good quality directors and executive managers by means of a suitable remuneration policy that is compatible with the company's longterm interests. |
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| Its high-altitude location makes it possible to measure a time series of global background concentrations of substances relevant to longterm development. |
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| Longer pre-dialysis nephrological care is associated with improved longterm survival of dialysis patients. |
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| By the same token, if the price level is below its trend value, the expectation of its reversion towards longterm equilibrium decreases the subjective assessment of the real interest rate. |
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| Iatrogenic splenectomy may lead to the risk of subsequent overwhelming post-splenectomy infection and longterm risk of cardiovascular complications. |
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| As the talks continue and new longterm strategies evolve, a large scale tree planting campaign to restore millions of acres of damaged forests is launched. |
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| Overwearing of contact lenses can create longterm difficulties. |
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| The important adverse effects of these agents on longterm medications are hypokalaemia, hypomagnesemia, hypokalemic alkalosis and orthostatic hypotension. |
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| Part hotsheet motel, part longterm transient housing, from the look of it. |
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| After struggling to heal from Lyme disease using longterm antibiotics for a year, I turned to natural medicine and began executing Stephen Buhner's Lyme Borreliosis protocol. |
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