Sentence examples for long-standing affiliation from inspiring English sources
He also has a long-standing affiliation with ILSI [37].
With offices in London and Geneva, Alta Berkeley has long-standing affiliations with other venture funds in the U.S., Germany, Italy and Scandinavia that pool information, make introductions and act as sounding boards.
For example, actors who serve as part of a temporary political administration, such as political appointees of the U.S. president, might be likely to pursue shorter-term interests than would career civil servants with long-standing organizational affiliations.
If there was no evident sign of the greatest Brazilian of them all on Saturday, that may have been something to do with one of his long-standing commercial affiliations: he is a spokesman for Mastercard and, as the Olympic slogan has it "we are proud only to accept Visa".
Half are coming in for violent offences, many have got long-standing gang affiliations, and managing that challenging population has been incredibly difficult".
Party affiliation, long-standing political preferences, personal beliefs and values insure that.
In this respect, two long-standing hypotheses stand out.
The government now insists that it will take on all militants, regardless of their affiliation, marking a break with a long-standing policy of hitting some, making peace with others, and supporting those who remain.
The superstition was long-standing.
These are also long-standing.
