Sentence examples similar to long time mandate from inspiring English sources

At last week's heartfelt forum at the Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Tucson, four members of the TUSD school board -- including critics of the Ethnic Studies Program -- and intergenerational citizens from across the district heard from a panel of distinguished education experts on the program's long-time mandate and documented success in alleviating the achievement gap among area students.

In a nation that is divided almost 50-50 politheally, the Republicans flew past their mandate a long time ago.

Even though most Obama supporters are disappointed by who he turned out to be, there's no denying that he campaigned as a radical, anti-establishment outsider, with tons of biases against him, and he won with one of the strongest mandates in a long time.

"We've been in the food business a long time," he said, but only recently has a mandate gone out to certain stores in competitive areas to start offering weekly tastings and food presentations.

Court mandated school desegregation had been a long time coming following the 1954 Brown vs. Board of education decision that struck down all that separate but equal nonsense.

Large research institutions plan investment over long time horizons and must cope with significant uncertainty, complexity, and mandate changes.

A federal mandate to improve ballot design may be a long time coming, but fortunately the basis of your proposed solution — federally approved guidelines — is at hand.

Nonetheless, several drawbacks to TIL-based therapy, such as the need for surgery to obtain tumor tissue, the long time and high costs required to develop sufficient numbers of TIL, mandates the development of alternative or complementary cell-based approaches.

The EU Trade Commissioner, Karel de Gucht, said he was "delighted EU governments have chosen today to make the TTIP negotiating mandate public - something I've been encouraging them to do for a long time".

"Long time".

Maybe a long, long time.