Sentence examples for are long established from inspiring English sources

Some of these corporate tax breaks are long established and may make sense, if you're a corporation.

There are, too, the lives of intellectuals and artists and thinkers; there are long established libraries and universities, orchestras, theatres and art galleries.

And that is in addition to the dozen or so spots, including Frank's and Pastis, that are long established in the neighborhood.

But it is part of an international trend – similar watchdogs have recently been set up in Sweden, Canada, Hungary and Slovenia, and are long established in the Netherlands, Denmark and the United States.

Andy Westwood, the chief executive of GuildHE, said: "Smaller and specialist institutions are long established – in most cases for longer than many UK universities – and often lead the league tables in areas such as teaching and employability.

It is true that rugby is not a worldwide game in the same sense as football, and it must simplify things considerably when only a relatively small number of familiar nations wish to take part, yet even so the basic principles for a World Cup are long established.

"This has been long established".

In hot countries and Mediterranean climes, the midday siesta is long established.

"The church's position on social justice is long established," Father Jerome said.

THE shift from defined benefit to defined contribution plans in the private sector is long established.

The Russian tradition of training pianists is long established and rigorous.