Psychiatry in the UK has longstanding recruitment problems (1).
Other efforts ― including a longstanding needle exchange program and several large kiosks installed by public health officials for needle drops ― have aimed to reduce the waste.
In a twice-a-year report required by Congress, the Treasury Department reiterated its view that China's longstanding management of the exchange rate ran the risk of worsening inflation in China, expanding the supply of credit too quickly and potentially destabilizing the country's robust economic growth.
In San Rafael, longstanding ideals of reciprocal exchange persisted, but in conditions of poverty, expectations were often unfulfilled.
For the households examined in this case study, longstanding ideals of reciprocal exchange persisted, but in conditions of poverty, expectations were often unfulfilled and frequently led to conflict.
The G7 came out with a careful statement this week that saidWe, the G7 Ministers and Governors, reaffirm our longstanding commitment to market determined exchange rates and to consult closely in regard to actions in foreign exchange markets.
The London exchange has a longstanding relationship with J.P. Morgan's joint venture in Britain, J.P. Morgan Casenove.
In exchange for lifting longstanding US and international sanctions, which had crippled Iran's economy, leaders allowed increased inspections of nuclear facilities, removed two-thirds of the country's centrifuges and dismantled its plutonium reactor.
Consider, for example, an elaborate and longstanding system of informal economic exchange among members of different societies that have no common system of laws or enforced rules.
A longstanding federal funding ban on needle exchange programs — where intravenous drug users can swap their dirty needles for clean ones to prevent the spread of HIV or hepatitis — was reversed last year.
