Sentence examples for longstanding tenets from inspiring English sources
and that support for the legal rights for (predominantly white) Americans somehow makes up for opposition to longstanding tenets of international law when it affects nonwhite peoples.
"He has, in short, ignored central and longstanding conservative tenets that seemed to have become only more important in the Tea Party era".
McDonald's executives declined to be interviewed for this article, but a spokesman repeated a longstanding corporate tenet: McDonald's, he said, is not an American company, but a global one owned and run by local people around the world.
Tenet has described the government's inquiry as part of a longstanding investigation involving many of the nation's hospitals.
He warned that the Met's longstanding failings on race were damaging its legitimacy ability to police by consent, which is a central tenet of British law enforcement.
Olisa warned that the Met's longstanding failings on race were damaging its legitimacy, and its ability to police by consent, which is a central tenet of British law enforcement.
But how longstanding is longstanding?
Adidas is a longstanding partner.
That it undermined religious tenets?
"It's a longstanding belief".
