Sentence examples for as long outstanding from inspiring English sources

However, this effort should be pursued as long outstanding transactions, particularly staff transactions such as travel and other advances, and field transactions such as LRI, continue to build up and encumber accounts receivable and payable at the end of the biennium.

Neither need be directly influenced by the success or otherwise of a player's team – that is supposed to be the point of individual awards – though in reality the outstanding individual usually belongs to the outstanding team, as long as there is one.

In wooing India, Mr Panetta dismissed as "unnecessary" the long outstanding and potentially prickly issues like inking the Logistics Support Agreement (LSA), the Communication Interoperability and Security Memorandum Agreement (CISMOA) and Basic Exchange and Cooperation Agreement for Geo-Spatial Cooperation (BECA).

A joy, and not outrageously expensive: you can get by for 50 or 60 euros per person for three outstanding courses, as long as you drink moderately.

White House officials say they do not believe her confirmation has been jeopardized by a news report that Ms. Solis's husband paid about $6,400 this week to settle tax liens on his auto repair business that had been outstanding for as long as 16 years.

The law requires the board to remain in place for as long as any such loans are outstanding, as far in the future as 2037.

We will ask our suppliers to maintain their commitment to reasonable trade terms and normal fulfillment of orders for as long as the federal loan is outstanding.

"So suddenly perhaps a pocket of two or three of your better players being elsewhere isn't a massive issue, as long as there's other players outstanding who can come through to the Welsh game".

So basically as long as you don't have any outstanding warrants, it looks like the Bridge is fair game for partying.

Those two are outstanding lacrosse players, and as long as the midfield steps up, that offense is going to put up points.

As long as there are collaborations between an "Outstanding" academy and an "Inadequate" academy, for example, then it might possibly work, but there could be problems with the two schools' cultural and directional differences.