Sentence examples for a longstanding feature from inspiring English sources

Counterterrorist cooperation has been a longstanding feature of the secret cooperation.

But with no public comparative data for years past, it is not clear whether that represents a change or just a longstanding feature of the war.

The rule is a longstanding feature of the traffic laws of the US stats of Idaho, where it is known as the "Iadho Stop".

For here, life's gradual unfolding is measured and honored by Police Beat, a longstanding feature in The Chadron Record, the weekly newspaper.

A longstanding feature of sports such as rugby, the scheme had been trialled by the FA in the Auto Windscreens Trophy and found to be an effective antidote to bothersome behaviour.

A longstanding feature of the Law of Armed Conflict, which has been incorporated into the Army's Rules of Engagement, is the concept of proportionality: all military action must be necessary and proportional to a given threat.

The dominant longstanding feature in the landscape (Figures 1 and 2) is central in creation records, chronicles of settlement, and ritualistic practises.

For a celebratory meal, jump in your car and drive up to La Jolla for a sunset dinner at California Modern at Georges on the Cove, a longstanding favourite featuring an extensive wine list of more than 400 selections from around the world.

Not every abuse victim dials 999, even though coercion, control and violence may be longstanding features of their relationship.

It is somewhat disheartening, though, to see PalmOne quietly abandoning some of the longstanding features that made Palm organizers so great.

Remarkably, though, for such a longstanding and uniform feature of human biology, scientists are still not sure exactly what causes presbyopia or what might reverse it.