Sentence examples similar to long time goodwill from inspiring English sources

NEW YORK, USA, 5 February 2010 – UNICEF Advocate for Children Affected by War Ishmael Beah and long-time Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow, are among the latest UNICEF supporters to add their voices to the worldwide appeal for donations to help children in Haiti, in the wake of the 12 January earthquake there.

Copyright, passing off and unfair competition could all potentially be enforced against counterfeiters because they have spent a long time building up goodwill and brand recognition in their product and wider brand.

The demonstrators responded with a muted respect, and many even raised a cheer which the queen had not heard for quite a long time: "Vive la Reine!" The goodwill generated by this surprising turn of events defused the situation, but to many observers the scene on the balcony was mere theatricality without long-term resonance.

Making false allegations of sexual molestation ensures a divorce case will go on for a long time, depleting the couple of funds and goodwill towards each other.

In Somalia after Black Hawk Down, there was no state, there was a hydra-headed civil war, and there was no American goodwill — or anything else for that matter, for a very long time.

My mother said sympathetically, "Looks like that man could use a shirt from Goodwill," but it felt as if she were talking about something we'd seen in a movie a long time ago.

But at the same time, goodwill brings goodwill.

"Long time".

Maybe a long, long time.

A long time there".

"Long time no see".