Sentence examples for being a longstanding practice from inspiring English sources

In a 2014 report published by the Australian Anthropological Society, Jorgensen claimed that perceptions of the lynching of suspected witches as being a longstanding practice in Papua New Guinea is not backed by historical records.

It is a longstanding practice in the industry, W.W.E.

Screaming pursuit of a sensational event is a longstanding practice in the news media.

The chartered accountant RNS reported that this was a "longstanding practice".

Government support for the aircraft industry everywhere is a longstanding practice, regulated since 1992 by the United States-European United States-Europeanraft Agreement.

He said Salt Lake was getting clobbered for what had been a longstanding practice.

It's a longstanding practice that a president pays for meals for himself, his family and personal guests.

(Kim claims this is a longstanding practice among bank presidents, which he only uses when there are no other options).

Taking advantage of the analogy between hydraulic and electrical flows to facilitate the prediction of porous media characteristics is a longstanding practice in engineering and science applications.

It is a longstanding practice on Capitol Hill for legislators to lampoon research projects that can be made to sound foolish.

"Our investigation found that memento taking at recovery sites has been a longstanding practice with F.B.I. agents," the inspector general's report found.