| They were therefore not protected by the cushion of such longer-term borrowers. |
| Gelbard's call for civilian control over the Indonesian military is also conditioned by longer-term economic considerations. |
| However, to promote longer-term growth, it makes sense for China to gradually increase its integration with global financial markets. |
| It provides policy advice and financial support crucial to improving borrowing members' longer-term development and poverty reduction prospects. |
| However, it has recently been expanded to provide longer-term financing to any countries with a financing gap. |
| If the respondent did not think the complainant could do the trailer work, it could have assigned a longer-term employee to these duties. |
