Sentence examples for long agreed from inspiring English sources

Paleontologists have long agreed that birds evolved from reptiles.

Some big companies have long agreed to throttle back their consumption at times of peak demand.

Monetary economists had long agreed that central banks should avoid making predictions or commitments.

Both sides have long agreed that tax cuts for people earning less than $250,000 should be extended.

Or, as Hyman put it — and as Insel had long agreed — the D.S.M. had locked psychiatrists in an "epistemic prison".

The federal government had long agreed to pay her family for farming, grazing and timber-cutting on the property.

Last February, he and the hospital that had employed him for so long agreed to rescind his contract.

In particular, the government already looks like missing a long-agreed target to balance the budget, before interest payments, by 2011.

Jiang Zemin, China's top leader for the past 13 years, ended the congress by yielding the job of party boss to his long-agreed successor, Hu Jintao.

The council is part of a long-agreed-upon plan, drawn up by the former leader of the Northern Alliance fighting force, Ahmed Shah Massoud, who was assassinated on Sept. 9, to lead Afghanistan toward a democratic, elected system.

Even long-agreed partnerships for humanitarian relief are being sorely tested by the current surge of refugees from Syria and elsewhere.