Sentence examples for longstanding descriptions from inspiring English sources

The longstanding descriptions of Mr. Rove as an all-powerful Republican puppeteer exaggerate and oversimplify his role.

Last year Brussels forced Paris to abandon a longstanding law requiring all descriptions and advertising for food products, including those imported from foreign countries, to be written in French (the government instantly responded with a new law demanding that shops and supermarkets provide a translation).

They then gave a description for each longstanding illness, which were later given an ICD-10 code by Statistics Norway.

His longstanding relationship with Butina and biographical descriptions included in the complaint make it clear that the "RUSSIAN OFFICIAL" identified in the document is Torshin.

It identified three categories: Old Masters (a description that denotes the longstanding gender bias), "blue chip" works, and the "speculative" or "growth" arena.

Kenneth Dover, an eminent scholar of ancient Greek life, language and literature who became known for his willingness to break longstanding taboos in print, from his frank descriptions of sexual behavior (both the Greeks' and his own) to his baldly stated desire to bring about the death of a vexing Oxford colleague, died on Sunday in Cupar, Scotland.

The extreme North may at times be as inhospitable a place as any on the planet (big oil interests have been hotly contesting conservationist descriptions of Alaska as an Eden), but its inhabitants uphold a longstanding tradition of largess.

SHANGHAI — Guidebook descriptions of Shanghai tend to focus on the city's brash hipness, its longstanding openness to Western influence and its role as the nation's main shipping hub and commercial and financial center.

But how longstanding is longstanding?

Adidas is a longstanding partner.

"It's a longstanding belief".