Sentence examples for longstanding view from inspiring English sources

Now a study by Columbia neuroscientist Dr. Randy Bruno indicates this longstanding view is incorrect.

The booing started when Mr. Ryan repeated his ticket's longstanding view that the health care law should be repealed.

Civil Rights Retrenchment The Reagan administration also challenged the longstanding view that the government should aggressively protect civil rights.

"Contagion" does, however, advance the longstanding view — as old as the Bible, and in this case, scientifically sound — of plagues as essentially punitive.

Admiral Mullen reiterated his longstanding view that while military strikes could delay Iran's nuclear program, diplomatic inducements and economic penalties remained the preferred course.

Nord finds that the longstanding view that France's collapse was due to military unpreparedeness and a decadent national character is unsupported by fact.

But the views expressed in the paper represent the longstanding views of the firm.

James L. Connaughton, chairman of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, said the release reflected longstanding views within the administration.

It suggested he had hardened longstanding views about his adversaries in the face of escalating international pressure.

Mr. Bush seems acutely aware of that, although his advisers say he is simply holding to his longstanding views.

"Mr Livingstone has held longstanding views about the association of the Evening Standard and its owners, Associated Newspapers, with far-right politics," he said.