long-range
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- adjective
- /lɔŋ-reɪndʒ/
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a largo plazo
- The sanctuary and marine life center each have developed long-range plans that call for expanded facilities.
- long-range planning
- long-range plan
- long-range goal
Vision is a long range view of a multiplicity of things you want to do.
- Vision is a long range view of a multiplicity of things you want to do.
- And if we ever do go beyond, So what are some of the very, very long range ideas?
- We want to look at what can they do, what can be set in motion and then look at a long range plan.
- But I think the long range video understanding, I don't think we, we, we can do today.
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There are risks and costs to action, but they are far less than the long range risks of comfortable inaction.
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RECOMMENDATION 2: Complete and implement a long-range educational plan for the district.
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So if you two have any long-range plans...
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The community college can take the lead in long-range planning for community development.
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After the easy questions of public health have been answered, the difficult long-range questions remain.
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Leadership requires long-term commitment and a long-range vision of the future.
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Of course, the biggest challenge of long-range planning is anticipating future problems and regulatory needs.
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The United States must remain committed to the long-range goal of universal adherence to the NPT.
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All daily, intermediate, and long-range decisions are anchored to these student-centered and program goals.
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The company's long-range plans include expanding into international markets over the next decade.
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Etymology
Long-range comes from the parts long ('far' or 'lasting a long time') and range ('period' or 'scope'). So a long-range plan is one that reaches far into the future and is meant to last over a long period.