Sentence examples for longstanding premise from inspiring English sources
With startling candor, the director of the C.I.A., John Brennan, last week questioned a longstanding premise of U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East.
Part of the answer is the longstanding premise, assumed by international lending agencies, that nations should use their farmland to grow what's most profitable in world trade and use the proceeds to import food as needed.
But in New York and New Jersey, where both governors have credibly made reform their central premise, longstanding barriers to legislating have fallen mainly because lawmakers of both parties have to reckon with the resonance of that argument.
The hapten hypothesis is the most longstanding theory of IMDILI, and is based on the premise that small molecules (<1,000D) are too small to stimulate an immune response.
The Republican platform also removed a longstanding position — a two-state solution with the Palestinians — as a premise of peace, according to a paper issued by two of Trump's advisers on Israel policy.
But how longstanding is longstanding?
Adidas is a longstanding partner.
"It's a longstanding belief".
Longstanding board member of the NYSAVA.
This is, of course, a longstanding position.
