Sentence examples for long defended from inspiring English sources

Catalans have long defended their ancestral culture and language.

Hancock and Long defended using injuries as a factor.

I, for one, have long defended the Japanese-style market economy, and my position remains unchanged.

Admissions offices have long defended legacy consideration as merely a tiebreaker among equally high-qualified applicants.

The Post has long benefited from strong First Amendment protection and has long defended it.

The stock exchange's core model, long defended by Mr. Grasso, has changed little in 211 years.

The ABA has long defended students and lawyers against discrimination on the basis of their sexual orientation and gender identity.

Mr. Bloomberg has long defended the project's goal of modernizing an antiquated and largely paper-based system.

Dr. Cooley long defended his action as a doctor's obligation to do whatever is necessary to save a patient's life.

Organisations that have long defended the painter said that rightwing Hindu groups could still keep "hounding Husain".

DETROIT'S automakers have long defended their racing expenditures with a simple axiom: Win on Sunday, Sell on Monday.