Sentence examples for has long accepted from inspiring English sources

Hibbert said: "Surrey police has long accepted that mistakes were made in this investigation.

A continent that has long accepted technological hand-me-downs from the West is increasingly innovating for itself.

Mr Abbas has long accepted them, and under the new agreement he would be the prime minister.

The public has long accepted the idea, but economists resisted it, pointing to the long-term benefits of trade.

The United States has long accepted individuals from across the world fleeing harm or persecution in their home countries.

Although the I.R.S. has long accepted tips from informants, until recently it seemed reluctant to investigate their complaints or reward them.

I've long accepted that it rains in the UK and tomorrow is another (sunny) day.

Both sides have long accepted what amounts to sanctioned espionage in the two Germanys.

The intelligence and military communities have long accepted this to be true.

72 min: Nothing of note on the pitch, where Braga have long accepted their fate.

The French have long accepted that their leaders are human, with their flaws and weaknesses.