Sentence examples for a longstanding one from inspiring English sources

The problem of people buying goods like these and impersonating police officers is a longstanding one.

"The issue of the prosecution of our cases has been a longstanding one".

The question of improper searches of the database has been a longstanding one.

The problem the environmental agency will recommend methods for abating is a longstanding one.

For all this mockery of their efforts, the overlap of Aussie Rules footballers and fashion is at least a longstanding one.

And for Seracini a longstanding one, because he found those words many years ago, while moving the scaffolding for his initial examination here in the 70's.

"We want to look at the relationship because we do believe this relationship is an important and longstanding one.

She is merely reiterating a longstanding policy, one that is ensconced permanently in the country's constitution.

THE Halloween pumpkin may be an American invention — the pumpkin itself is believed to be native to North America — but the jack-o'-lantern tradition is a longstanding European one.

Population: In Beijing, state-controlled media denied reports last week that China was planning to relax its longstanding "one child" policy, saying reporters had misquoted a vice minister of the National Population and Family Planning Commission.

Trump infuriated China's leadership when he spoke to Tsai on the phone and later made separate comments questioning the longstanding "one China" policy, under which the US notionally accepts Beijing's view that Taiwan is part of China.