Sentence examples for long responds from inspiring English sources

Mr. Long responds that the term "tax" in the 1867 law has been interpreted very broadly.

Mr. Long responds that the challenge is to both provisions and that striking down the mandate would have the same effect as a premature ruling to forbid the assessment of the penalty.

MOSCOW — The Kremlin has long responded to proposals for tougher sanctions against Iran with arms folded and a scowl.

THOUGH wine writers often extol the glory of fine German rieslings, the American public has long responded with a great collective yawn.

Augusta National conducts business on its own terms, long responding to questions about its policies by saying that it is a private club and that membership issues are a private matter.

Just as top-notch institutions have long responded to rising grades by making tougher conditional offers, now the system as a whole is demanding would-be students get higher marks.

And the public responds as its long responded: they buy, and read, books.

Not long after Roosevelt's views were made public, Long responded with vigor, and the resulting publicity started the controversy anew.

Christians in Cuba and the United States have long responded to this call together, despite a Cold War legacy that continues to poison relations between our countries.

Long responded in June, saying that though Nixon was known as a champion debater during his Whittier College days, "with your age and experience the general public might not take kindly to your challenging a boy like Nixon".

Publishers did not take long to respond.