Sentence examples for longstanding traditional from inspiring English sources

"That is a longstanding traditional prohibition that I think culturally fits where the country is".

"The really longstanding, traditional companies are the ones who've been able to unblock the once-clogged pipelines that used to atrophy the meritocracy because of bias," he said.

In a number of cases, governments have been complicit or even encouraged this, arguing that the people have no legal tenure, though they may have had longstanding traditional land rights.

Besides, some traditional birth attendants attend to some of the longstanding traditional practices which are rooted in the beliefs and cultures of the society (such as massaging the abdomen with butter and burying the placenta around home).

Mr. Wagner preserved this rustic charm and also upheld a longstanding tradition of presenting both traditional repertory and new music.

Storytelling is a longstanding tradition among officers.

It's a longstanding tradition.

Prenups are longstanding traditions in many cultures.

Studies of bacteremia have a longstanding tradition.

"Like with coyotes, there's a traditional longstanding cultural bias against this animal," he said.

The movements shattered longstanding relationships and traditional patterns of behavior, often violently, sometimes under the sheer weight of distance.