Sentence examples for long-standing acceptance from inspiring English sources

In 1988 the Ohio Supreme Court once again called into question its long-standing acceptance of Frye.

While many of them nod to classic traditions of spirit photography, they also come from a now long-standing acceptance of photography as flawed in its representation of truth, and often with a heavy dose of self-aware irony function more as theater than any attempt to prove that ghosts are real.

Despite the long-standing acceptance of asthma as a chronic inflammatory condition, and evidence of airway inflammation even in so-called "intermittent" asthma (e.g. [ 40]), the past criteria for commencement of Step 2 treatment with ICS for "persistent" asthma appear to have been based on historical perceptions of a lack of risk for patients with symptoms less than 1 3 days per week.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has a long-standing rule that acceptance speeches should last no longer than 45 seconds (this year, that limit has been raised to a minute), but it was not until 2003 that the show's producers attempted to enforce it.

The chronic schizophrenia vignette was designed to assess the response to someone with a severe long-standing disorder, where acceptance seemed less likely.

This probably reflects the acceptance of their long-standing role within the indigenous health system.

Together with a growing acceptance of homosexuality as a common expression of human sexuality, long-standing beliefs about homosexuals had begun to lose credence.

In many more countries (for example Italy), the total dependency ratio is increasing as the working age population is shrinking, and long-standing social conventions, such as designated pension age and poor acceptance of women in the workforce, present obstacles to adaptive change.

When comparing physicians' overall support in public settings, acceptance was significantly higher where the ban is long-standing and has fewer exemptions; and also for role-model professional workplaces, i.e. healthcare and school settings.

In Nattiv's acceptance speech, he made a poignant remark about the long-standing relevancy of race relations, bigotry and hate in today's world.

This does not only foster a better acceptance of future robot co-workers, but also resonates well with long-standing approaches in organizational management.