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The university has a longstanding policy requiring athletes to report any potential N.C.A.A. violations, Manetta said, and Wolfinger did so.
Nevertheless, Facebook declined to change a longstanding policy requiring real names — which it defines, in its Help Center, as the name that "would be listed on your credit card, driver's license or student ID".
Heavily damage the financial position of longstanding colleges, requiring them to put up millions of dollars in letters of credit to protect against student loan dismissals.
It was Mitch McConnell, who'd prevented Obama's choice from getting a hearing and then changed the longstanding rule requiring sixty votes to approve a justice.
Mr. Mandela, 93, entered the hospital on Saturday with what Mr. Zuma's office described as "a longstanding abdominal complaint" that required the attention of a specialist.
British Airways, Qantas and Air New Zealand have recently modified longstanding policies that had required children traveling alone to be seated next to an adult female, after a spate of lawsuits and negative publicity from men who said they were victims of sexual discrimination when asked to move.
There's a deeper question underlying this fight: Should longstanding religious agencies be required to work with everyone equally — even if some of them ultimately choose to shut down rather than work directly with LGBTQ people?
House Republicans are quietly moving to give unilateral subpoena authority to at least seven committee chairmen, a shift from longstanding rules that have required a full committee vote to issue a subpoena.
The debate has centered on a longstanding clause that requires teachers to address the "strengths and weaknesses" of scientific theories, including Charles Darwin's theory of evolution.
