Sentence examples for have long decided from inspiring English sources
But he added that Mckesson is likely not well-known among the older African-American women who have long decided Baltimore's elections.
The reality is that the courts have long decided that either all made-up symbols are welcome in the public square or none are.
And there are broad categories in which government (that is, society as a whole) has long decided, correctly, that child safety cannot solely be left to parental discretion.
By then, campaign advisers said, the group had long decided that Mr. McCain's "experience versus change" argument against Mr. Obama had run its course, to the extent that it had worked at all.
I had long decided, after all, that no one should be given a slide in the Quiet Car, not even the ladies, sitting one in front of the other, who were having a discussion about how cold the train's air-conditioning was.
This is pretty much in line with expectations, though, as Zillow has long decided to forgo short-term profit in order to grow its user base.
Original star Bill Murray was also once rumored to make an appearance, but he has long decided against participating.
We've long decided on that and just chosen not to say anything about it," Rivers said.
Still, City Manager Mike Flad said the bonuses are how the city has long decided to compensate its employees.
One question that the HBO series has long decided for itself, however, is whether its characters can be both serious and well dressed.
