Sentence examples for longstanding instructions from inspiring English sources
What makes Iraq the subject of intense concern, as Mr. Bush noted, is Mr. Hussein's defiance of the Security Council's longstanding instructions to dismantle Baghdad's nuclear weapons program and to eliminate all its biological and chemical weapons and the materials used to make them.
But a longstanding policy of tolerance — essentially a set of instructions from the Justice Ministry to the police — means that licensed coffee shop operators are not prosecuted as long as they deal in limited quantities and keep hard drugs and minors out.
Those instructions were an effort to counter longstanding trends involving higher interest rates charged to borrowers of color when they take out a car loan.
Until recently, the nurses would have sent an order to the pharmacy for the Percocet, based on instructions phoned in from the clinic — a longstanding practice for nursing homes, which typically do not have a full-time doctor on staff.
An independent panel charged with investigating a July 15 state police raid on the Narragansett Indian tribe's tax-free tobacco shop reported that muddled instructions on both sides, unclear plans and a longstanding animosity between the state and the tribe contributed to the violent incursion that sent seven tribe members to the hospital.
"He followed the instructions of an Andersen in-house lawyer, which were consistent with Andersen's longstanding policy," said the lawyer with Sullivan & Cromwell in New York, who insisted that his name not be used.
However, his lawyers have said that he was following the instruction of an Andersen in-house lawyer, which were consistent with the firm's longstanding policies.
Adidas is a longstanding partner.
But how longstanding is longstanding?
"It's a longstanding belief".
The instruction given by Blair's chief of staff to Britain's ambassador to the US, Sir Christopher Meyer, to "get up the arse of the White House and stay there", was an expression of that longstanding policy.
