Sentence examples for At the longstanding from inspiring English sources
At the longstanding mom-and-pop stores, he knows everyone from the owners (and their parents) to the delivery staff.
This desire for retribution and summary justice is born out of frustration at the longstanding failure to address rape and other forms of violence against women.
The Department of Education announced on Monday that it would open an elementary school inside its headquarters at the Tweed Courthouse behind City Hall, a move that could chip away at the longstanding problem of school overcrowding in Lower Manhattan.
The prosecution of Lubanga, and other recent and pending cases, are beginning to chip away, finally, at the longstanding notion that there will be no penalty for sending children into battle.
After her prior employer was shuttered, she moved on to work at the longstanding California Caregivers Alliance, also in Silver Lake.
Indeed, not only did #ShoutYourAbortion start a discussion and begin chipping away at the longstanding stigma surrounding abortion, but it also served to break down misconceptions and dismantle stereotypes society holds about the women who seek abortion.
The policies, aimed at ending the longstanding practice of jailed politicians continuing to collect public money, were detailed by Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, at the first public hearing of the Moreland Commission to Investigate Public Corruption.
(Chinen 20110609 Ronnie Scott's All Stars (Monday) A collegial visit from the house rhythm section at Ronnie Scott's, the longstanding London jazz club, spearheaded by the pianist James Pearson.
They say that at mandatory events, the longstanding custom has been to offer a nonsectarian prayer, for example, citing God, rather than Christ.
And while there appears to be a trend toward employee willingness to do so, it is at odds with the longstanding social norm against discussing pay.
(If nothing else, it has at least confirmed the longstanding Alberta tradition of a longtime ruling party immediately dissolving itself after losing an election).
