Word: longterm
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Virtually every longterm project still in the works began under the tenure of former city manager James L. Sullivan, who left in mid-summer after nine years on the job to take over as director of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce...
...deliveries, the Shah was deposed and replaced by Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeini's violently anti-American regime. The occasional success that the Soviets and Americans have had in wooing each other's clients proves that the influence secured by sales can be less than lasting. As Andrew Pierre puts it: "Longterm weapons are sold to what may be short-term friends...
...there was no other option and, fearing years of MATEP-style legal challenges, act solely in its own interest? The question might sound niave. Of course the University--and every other large economic entity--will always act in its own interest. But Harvard may finally have perceived that its longterm continuing interest lies in good relations with those who live nearby. Or it may simply have decided that in one case expediency dictated cooperation. If the latter is true, then all the bargaining sessions and compromise plans are unimpressive. If they represent no philosophical commitment, then the next time some...
...Israel ordered 75 of the modern fighters (cost: $18 million each), financed by longterm, low-interest U.S. loans, and has taken delivery on 53 of them. Four were held up after the June raid, and six more are now awaiting delivery...
...have begun looking at energy usage and have decided that the best longterm solution is to replace whole windows," Silverman said. HRE recently installed thermopane windows at 50-52 Trowbridge Street at a cost of $44.675 which was passed on to tenants through increased rents approved by the rent board...