Sentence examples for longstanding restraints from inspiring English sources
The Obama administration on Tuesday eased longstanding restraints on humanitarian and good-will activities between Iran and the United States, including athletic exchanges.
The exchange of letters also coincided with a decision by the Obama administration last week to ease longstanding restraints on humanitarian and good-will activities between Iran and the United States, including athletic exchanges.
By arguing against severability, the Obama administration — and the law's opponents, who are making an even more radical claim — is urging the Supreme Court to abandon its tradition of judicial restraint, to ignore longstanding precedents and to undermine the separation of powers.
Since the petitioners were unmarried, the Court had erred, she wrote, in considering the question of whether partners and spouses should be permitted asylum ("Today's decision marks an extraordinary and unwarranted departure from our longstanding principles of deference and judicial restraint").
The crash was so severe that it is unlikely anybody would have survived even with proper restraints, but the "accident renews the N.T.S.B.'s longstanding concerns," the recommendation reads.
Two things are only enflaming the situation: the government's insistence that any increases in public-sector pay will fuel inflation, despite plenty of evidence to the contrary; and their longstanding refusal to say – let alone do - anything at all about pay restraint at the very top.
But how longstanding is longstanding?
Adidas is a longstanding partner.
"It's a longstanding belief".
Longstanding board member of the NYSAVA.
