Sentence examples for it's longstanding from inspiring English sources

Yet, piece by piece, the city's image is changing, and it's longstanding creative heritage is becoming a central part of the conversation regarding the future of Dundee.

"There's a perception that the NFL has this huge crime problem and that it's longstanding.

A GCHQ spokesman said: "It is longstanding practice that we do not comment on intelligence matters".

A spokesman for GCHQ said: "It is longstanding policy that we do not comment on intelligence matters.

A spokesman for Asio said: "It is longstanding practice that the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (Asio) does not comment on operational matters.

"It is longstanding practice that we do not comment on individual exclusion cases unless they are made public by the excluded individual.

A spokesman for the immigration minister, Scott Morrison, said it was longstanding government practice not to confirm or comment on reports of individual acts of self harm, but there was no basis to the claims of self harm or attempted suicide.

If a lawmaker is about to become the target of a national security investigation, it is longstanding government policy to notify the Congressional leaders of both parties, giving them the opportunity to restrict that lawmaker's access to sensitive information.

Asked about this activity, a spokesman for GCHQ said it was "longstanding policy that we do not comment on intelligence matters", but the official maintained the agency "takes its obligations under the law very seriously".

Some of it is new, some of it is longstanding.

It is longstanding policy that we do not comment on intelligence matters.