Sentence examples for longstanding historic from inspiring English sources

"Not only of architectural interest, the venue has a longstanding historic role as a symbol of tolerance and alternative entertainment".

"There is not an inherent contradiction... between a Ukraine that has longstanding historic and cultural ties to Russia and a modern Ukraine that wants to integrate more closely with Europe.

What eventually pulled me there were its unsung attractions: historic towns, longstanding artisan traditions and the people keeping them alive.

"Following this, the club was able to commence settlement of a number of its longstanding debts including its historic tax liability.

Second, anthropogenic change fundamentally alters the landscape nearly instantaneously, such that the evolutionary response that enhances subsequent invasion is strictly concurrent with the anthropogenic change rather than a longstanding response occurring over historic and contemporary time scales.

One of the most longstanding hotels in Sydney's historic Rocks district, The Russell offers first-hand experience of the building's original occupants.

It attributes many of the problems with the project to issues it had no control over, including "tension over historic land issues, longstanding grievances of indigenous communities, and unresolved conflicts between those communities and the Kenya Forest Service".

Poland has tried to soften its stance and more deftly negotiate the halls of European power, but its failure to secure top appointments appears to have rekindled a longstanding resentment at being excluded, highlighting historic East-West fault lines that persist despite Europe's best efforts at integration.

The court missed a historic chance to correct a longstanding injustice and left gay people in much of the country relegated to an inferior status that a growing majority of Americans knows is wrong.

Of the five stores, two have gates that are legal because they were installed before designation of the Cobble Hill Historic District, and two have longstanding landmark violations for illegally installed security gates.

If Beijing sulks, obsessed with its problems in Tibet and with the Olympics, and manages to link them to a continued hard line on Taiwan, it will miss its historic opportunity to transform this longstanding hot spot into a source of stability and growth on mutually acceptable terms.