Sentence examples for has long stressed from inspiring English sources
The energy industry has long stressed that fracking and water contamination have never been definitively linked.
The U. S. State Department's Foreign Affairs Manual has long stressed the importance the United States places upon these provisions.
CHINA has long stressed that its rise as one of the world's great powers will be "peaceful".
He has long stressed that economic and political progress is essential for the military effort to stabilize Iraq.
Mr. Xi has long stressed aspects of his personal background that show that he can connect with a range of people.
President Abdurrahman Wahid, a cleric and former head of the country's largest Muslim organization, has long stressed the need for religious tolerance and freedom of thought.
(For the record, health officials have long stressed that the chance of getting West Nile is extremely remote).
Franchising, critics have long stressed, only really offers competition at the time of bidding, if at all.
Privacy activists have long stressed that data over-collection and misuse cause disproportionate harm to minority groups.
Historians of early modern Europe have long stressed how new practices of diplomacy that emerged during the period transformed European politics.
New Europe and Business for Sterling have long stressed that their support comes from all corners of politics: leading lights include Lords Owen and Healey, both former Labour ministers.
