Sentence examples for longstanding advice from inspiring English sources
On one hand, some of Mr. Bush's economic advisers have already strongly criticized the Clinton administration's longstanding advice to Japan to maintain its heavy deficit spending until growth is restored.
Finally, there is Frank's suggestion (1963), coupled with his longstanding advice to combine logical empiricism with pragmatism, that Carnap's purely logical critique of metaphysics in (1932a) was bound to remain ineffective as long as the actual use of metaphysics remained unexamined.
Due to the increased risk of skin malignancies with immunosuppression (particularly squamous cell carcinomas), there has been longstanding advice to RTRs to avoid solar UV exposure.
Longstanding official government advice on doing business with Israel appears to directly contradict the new rule, however – warning that procurement from the occupied territories is unwise.
"Conflicts of interest have been a longstanding issue in financial advice," it said.
It was a "longstanding convention" that legal advice to ministers was not published but arguments about the legality of the war in Iraq had a "unique status", O'Donnell says.
Management experts agree with Ms. Hollands that expectations for office behavior are changing, but they are concerned that her advice reinforces a longstanding double standard at work.
Has your mother-in-law, Meryl Streep, given you any good advice about maintaining a longstanding career in Hollywood?
Regardless of that advice, there is a longstanding tradition among Sephardic Jews of boiling eggs for hours -- even overnight.
At her confirmation hearings, aides say, they do not expect her to abandon her longstanding pledge of confidentiality of past advice, but she will speak expansively of her goals.
The ECB has maintained it will follow the guidance of both their longstanding security chief, Dickason, and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, whose current advice to travellers is to "minimise exposure" to areas where westerners are known to gather.
