Sentence examples for long-standing concerns from inspiring English sources

"These are long-standing concerns, and we intend to fix them," he said.

She says the courts, confirming long-standing concerns about unfairness, "always favour the man".

Blair failed to dispel long-standing concerns that bringing Gaddafi in from the cold came at too high a price.

Mr Rifkind was quoted last night as saying he had long-standing concerns about the group but that the attack on Mr Bryant was "the last straw".

This discretion is rooted in long-standing concerns to be seen as good British citizens, to not show ingratitude to the "hospitality" of this country.

This stasis has heightened long-standing concerns that Arab countries are in some fundamental way unsuited to the modern world, concerns which have spawned a gaggle of grand theories.

It has maintained its long-standing concern for Italian social problems.

A long-standing concern for the environment led me to earmark $600 for Greenpeace.

And among his Latin American group of bishops, America's embargo on Cuba was a long-standing concern.

He called the mix of education and enforcement "a simple but effective way to combat a long-standing concern".

Government ministers are busy making false promises instead of working to find a real solution to this long-standing concern".