Sentence examples for a long-standing practice from inspiring English sources
A new type of mobile app is departing from a long-standing practice in computing.
The resistance resulted from farmers and gardeners spraying Bt toxin on plants for insect control, a long-standing practice.
Rather, Minoli wrote, his office has a "long-standing practice" of referring such inquiries to the EPA inspector general.
Looking for elevated levels of bulk helium in soil is a long-standing practice in geothermal exploration.
His appointment breaks a long-standing practice to keep people with extensive experience abroad out of top government jobs.
But Ryan Mahoney, the communications director for the RNC, said such agreements are routine and a long-standing practice.
His panel's report, presented largely without redactions, was an exception to a long-standing practice of overclassifying national security information.
"It has been a long-standing practice of all Australian airlines to charge a separate booking and service fee.
Among other things a long standing practice of villages running "community admissions committees" to decide whether a person or family is permitted to move there was codified into law after the high court ruled that the committees were illegal.
Impressment was a long standing practice in Britain, but its application in America was resisted by the colonists.
More recently, Mayor Bloomberg attempted to change a long standing practice whereby the comptroller sets the city's prevailing wage standard.
