Sentence examples for a longstanding demand from inspiring English sources

"It was a longstanding demand".

This responds to a longstanding demand of women's rights groups.

Although largely symbolic, issuing such a ban had been a longstanding demand of the UN.

The release of prisoners has been a longstanding demand of Mr Karzai's government.

– The bill does not make marital rape an offense, ignoring a longstanding demand of women's rights advocates.

A new civilian governor has been appointed to the Tamil-majority Northern Province, a longstanding demand of local politicians.

Not only has the plum-and-sand-colored, five-story hotel filled up rapidly since its Oct. 15 debut, it has also finally begun to satisfy an aching, longstanding demand at UConn, which has a four percent ownership stake.

It's simply a matter of the longstanding demand for carriers finally catching up with the fleet.

BATAC, Philippines — More than two decades after former President Ferdinand E. Marcos died in disgrace in Hawaii, the Philippine government says it is formally considering his family's longstanding demand for a burial with honors in a cemetery reserved for presidents and other prominent figures.

It was bold switch from North Korea's longstanding demand, and a very significant move for peace on the Korean Peninsula and northeastern Asia...

Mr. Gurung's party has launched an agitation, not armed but marked by sporadic spurts of violence,  over the longstanding demand of a separate Gorkhaland state for the people of Darjeeling Hills.