Sentence examples for long-standing rejection from inspiring English sources

In his meeting with the Jamaican prime minister, Cameron ruled out paying reparations reaffirming a long-standing rejection of the idea by the British government.

The parents greeted the report as vindication of their long-standing rejection of the official version.

Unwelcome guests in the form of simmering tensions, long-standing frustrations, guilt-trips, rejections, slights and other hurt feelings often crash the party, and ruin the mood and fun for all involved.

In this respect, two long-standing hypotheses stand out.

Donor T cell transfusion, which is a long-standing approach to prevent allograft rejection, operates indirectly by alteration of host T cell immunity.

"The proposals amount to a rejection of the long-standing recognition of our collective responsibility for higher education".

[ 3] Women are more likely to present with "atypical" depression, including mood reactivity (mood that brightens in response to actual or potentially positive events), significant weight gain or increase in appetite, hypersomnia, heavy leaden feelings in the arms or legs, and long-standing patterns of sensitivity to interpersonal rejection.

This rejection also ends for now the UAW’s long-standing commitment to "pattern" bargaining, meaning that the Detroit 3 all get the same labor agreement.

We are all aware of Howard's long-standing distaste for the guy who charmed his way through auditions with cheesy TV theme songs, but Sharon's rejection came in response to the complete overhaul of Ulysses' act.

Long-standing M.&A.

The superstition was long-standing.