Sentence examples for longstanding concerns from inspiring English sources

In making the shift, Portugal has overcome longstanding concerns about reliability and high cost.

For many Mexicans, Mr. Pascual had become a symbol of longstanding concerns.

The United States has expressed longstanding concerns about Russian assistance to Iran's ballistic missile program.

No major foreign passenger airlines fly into Afghanistan because of longstanding concerns about security at its airports.

Indeed, the researchers said the responses supported longstanding concerns voiced by some critics about the potential problems inherent in CompStat.

There are longstanding concerns about implementation and accuracy, including the omission of names from the list that properly belong there.

(Apple has had longstanding concerns about keystrokes – which of course includes all your passwords for sites – being stolen).

He said there had been longstanding concerns about Jackson's drug use and the people he had surrounded himself with.

The turnaround on the part of three major companies is a powerful recognition of public health officials' longstanding concerns.

Longstanding concerns that the federal government will tighten gun control laws are a driving force behind the increase, gun shop owners and firearms instructors say.

The project is backed by the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) and the British Medical Association, but many GPs have had longstanding concerns.