Sentence examples for In the longstanding from inspiring English sources

In the longstanding debate over nature vs. nurture, new research published in the journal Criminology suggests that genes play a key role in determining who leads a life of crime and who stays on the straight and narrow.

This would blow an enormous hole in the longstanding, court-approved scheme of campaign contribution limits.

But the case has also been caught up in the longstanding tension between Washington and Tehran.

The growth reflects a stark change in the longstanding pattern of immigration from China.

And its roots in the longstanding economic inequity of the Philippines makes it especially controversial.

The issue became a flashpoint in the longstanding rivalry between conservatives and moderates.

Barring a miraculous Clemson comeback, South Carolina is going to win its third straight game in the longstanding rivalry.

In 1950, the longstanding ban on overnight parking was overturned.

This approach reflects, in part, the longstanding closeness between the firm and tobacco makers.

Mr. Clinton now seems eager to offer American help in resolving the longstanding dispute.

In Tanzania, the longstanding policy has been for every village health committee to appoint two CHWs.