An RAF spokesman said the multi-million pound investment further secured "its long term survival".
Even if Greece can be salvaged, attention is turning to the long-term survival of the euro.
The building is said to be in poor condition and needs extensive upgrading to ensure its long-term survival.
This will both make the companies richer, by making their catalogues more valuable, and threaten their long-term survival.
Operators know that rapidly converging the processes of policy control and real-time charging is critical for their long-term survival.
There were concerns in the market about the long-term survival of the company.
That means critically acclaimed shows hoping for long-term survival need to start looking for a Broadway venue fairly quickly.
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"The driver behind this is that the long-term survival of L'Avion is doubtful, " said Geoff van Klaveren, analyst with Exane BNP Paribas.
Another concerns planning for long-term results, rather than short-term survival and prestige.
Forced to compete in a leaner, meaner economy, some of these firms are lavishing costly training on their managers in order to ensure long-term survival.
So the question is in two parts: it is a question first of all about education and also about the long-term survival of the Welsh language.
Fervent federalists (and a few Eurosceptics) have rushed to claim that the euro's long-term survival requires a United States of Europe, with a big central budget.
His work applied to patients with aplastic anemia has defined and improved treatments and increased the long-term survival of this patient group to greater than 90 percent.
Liberia and other developing countries should be able to benefit economically from protecting their forests for the long-term global good, rather than sacrificing them for short-term survival.
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The vitamin also appears to trigger the production of a protein called nerve growth factor, which directs the development of nerve cells and promotes their long-term survival.
The Stutes would be entitled to a fee should the 20-year-old depart, but Beck admitted that any funds recouped would be put to ensuring the club's short-term survival.
As the smartphone stragglers fight for their long-term survival, they can draw comfort from the fact that sometimes there are second acts in the lives of tech firms.
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Or to put it another way, there may be no long-term survival for the eurozone unless Germany is prepared to use its balance sheet to underwrite the whole project.
To contribute effectively to social inclusion, including help to ensure the long-term survival of rural communities, and improving the housing opportunities for people from black and minority ethnic communities.
There is already so little old-growth forest left that it threatens the long-term survival of many plant and animal species, so continuing to log such forests is deeply irresponsible.
On the Sunday, the collected mushrooms are on display (groups can only pick one of each species to insure their long-term survival) and local experts give talks on fungi varieties.
That drug, which also employs the immune system, astonished researchers with its ability in more than 20% of patients to provide long-term survival in a disease that typically is fatal within months.
Given the intrinsically high likelihood of failure, long-term survival requires the ability to advance a portfolio of products through clinical development, something that typically only fairly large companies can afford to do.
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Netanyahu's task is to maintain that support in the face of administration hostility, as he implements policies towards Iran and the Arabs alike that are necessary to ensure Israel's long-term survival and prosperity.
Puzzling over this odd result, he speculated that the smaller injections must be missing rare stem cells and that therefore these cells must be required for the long-term survival and spread of a tumor.
The report also looked at long-term survival for women with more aggressive cancers already past the early stages of development - those not given an "excellent" or "good" prognosis after being detected during screening.
But there has been limited progress towards the kind of political union - or central control of budget-making, borrowing and supervision of banks - that many would see as necessary to the eurozone's long-term survival.
The memo further states that patients must meet numerous other qualifications relating to clinical trials and not have certain serious diseases or conditions that would lower the implant's efficacy or the patient's likelihood of long-term survival.
One reason why the Cypriot bailout debacle matters - perhaps the main reason - is that it shows how far the eurozone is from the kind of solidarity which many believe essential to the currency union's long-term survival.
And perhaps to luxuriate a little in the improved long-term survival chances of a raft of rights to parody and create derivative works, which helps the Internet to do what it does best: make humorous videos which dance provocatively with copyright properties.
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