Sentence examples for Long-term standing from inspiring English sources

The first would have been about how to shore up Social Security's long-term standing.

The influence of sodium citrate/Ca ions molar ratio (CT/CM) on the synthesis of HA nanorods was characterized in term of structure, size, morphology, and colloidal stability through TEM, XRD, Zeta potential, DLS and long-term standing test.

"He can take it". But one thing that could hamper McConnell's long-term standing would be if he became a real albatross to his own incumbents in primary elections ahead.

How, then, can the court's ruling in favor of the health law – a ruling whose details were even more favorable to the law's long-term standing than many court watchers expected – be good for Republicans?

That would be disastrous for our long-term standing: in a region whose future has repeatedly been decided by foreigners since the end of the Ottoman empire, outside powers will have to demonstrate that this time they are genuinely willing to support home-grown political processes.

Iceland has no standing army of its own, and relies on a long-term standing agreement with NATO where a group of member states have committed in turns to defend the Icelandic airspace, and the UK Royal Air Force had now cancelled this after mutual agreement with NATO (presumably with another member state having accepted to overtake the liability).

In some countries, YouTube is completely blocked, either through a long term standing ban or for more limited periods of time such as during periods of unrest, the run-up to an election, or in response to upcoming political anniversaries.

But the government would have to do all kinds of things it is clearly not good at, such as showing flexibility, imagination and public-spiritedness, pursuing long-term goals, standing up to commercial lobbying and working with charities and pressure groups.Instead, it has responded with an alarming mixture of complacency and paranoia.

On this scale, for example, warmongering turns out to be critical to one's long-term historical standing.

Reflecting anxiety over Lucent's long-term financial standing, the company's 7.25percentt bonds due in 2006 traded at about 65 cents on the dollar, while Lucent's 5.5percentt bonds due in 2008 traded as low as 60 cents on the dollar.

Nominal p-values were evaluated for 19 statistical tests: variance ratio tests for standing height, spine, femur, tibia and radius (for both intra-observer error and long-term precision) and standing height, sitting height, femur, tibia and radius (for real measures) and left and right femur and tibia (for X-rays).