Sentence examples for longstanding approach from inspiring English sources

Instead, the F.C.C. is following its longstanding approach to new media.

Such a proscriptive approach would be out of keeping with our nation's longstanding approach of tolerance".

In a tobacco advertising case from Massachusetts, the court invalidated the advertising restrictions while finding no need to revisit its longstanding approach to commercial speech.

And several proponents of the longstanding approach, including Carmen Fariña, a former deputy chancellor, said the study focused on too few schools to be used in policy decisions.

Some economists argue that Mr. Bernanke's actions are consistent with the Fed's longstanding approach, which has always struck a balance between inflation and economic growth.

"Our longstanding approach to the open carry debate has been to comply with local laws and statutes in the communities we serve," said Zack Hutson, a company spokesman.

Longstanding approaches will have to be recalibrated to work in this new decoupled and distributed environment.

Law schools today are under great economic stress, and longstanding approaches to law school organization and operation no longer work well.

These changes meant that older and newer approaches co-existed, both longstanding risk approaches as described above and emerging rights approaches that considered adolescents as autonomous subjects with a positive transformative potential.

But this represents more of a fine-tuning of a longstanding American approach to Africa than it does any truly new departure.

A growing number of new snowboards are going "green" this winter, heralding a change in manufacturing practices that has found some brands challenged to adapt, and others gaining belated recognition for their longstanding alternative approach to making boards.