Sentence examples for longstanding status from inspiring English sources

American service members are not subject to the Afghan criminal justice system, under a longstanding "status of forces agreement" between the United States and the Afghan government.

To rugby fans, players and coaches from other nations, aware of America's longstanding status as a slumbering giant, the Seahawks' championing of rugby tackling might not be sufficient reason to become sleepless over Seattle.

Therefore, although canines deal well with the perioperative regimen, the canine knee joint does not model the human knee joint very closely Due to their longstanding status as companion and family pet, ethical issues also prevent their widespread use.

Despite the social media uproar and increased awareness of pay disparities, the fact that Nadella said these things isn't all that shocking; they reflect a longstanding status quo.

But in villages and remote tribal areas, the new order has not improved women's longstanding low status.

Mr. Obama has set an ambitious one-year timetable for the two sides to settle their longstanding final status issues: borders of a new Palestinian state, security, refugees and the future of Jerusalem.

All dating profiles are rife with potential red flags, so this 40-something shouldn't be too concerned that her longstanding single status will be an issue for others.

This is, of course, a longstanding position.

Pepsi -- despite its longstanding runner-up status in the competition to sell the most soda -- now holds the lead in fast-growing segments like iced tea and coffee, and bottled water.

Although the report concedes that Israel has reduced the size of these groups by two-thirds at the end of last year, and eased restrictions in place during parts of last year on Muslim worshippers, it warned that the perception still exists among Palestinians of a desire on Israel's part to change the longstanding and sensitive status quo.

The article in The Atlantic, by Anne-Marie Slaughter, a Princeton professor who recently left a job at the State Department, added to a renewed feminist conversation that is bringing fresh twists to bear on longstanding concerns about status, opportunity and family.