Sentence examples for make a longstanding from inspiring English sources

Maybe instead of a "classics" list, the editors should make a "longstanding" list.

The council also faced two rounds of strike action earlier this year following the decision to make a longstanding member of staff redundant because of her campaigning issues around council housing.

The DoD, for example, should revise its COTS policy and make a longstanding commitment to U.S. firms to purchase critical electronic components domestically.

Looking at how those listeners responded to the "JEFFERY" cover art makes clear a longstanding double standard: that women can openly wear men's clothes, as long as they don't go too far, but a man wearing a dress remains a social taboo.

Suddenly, it was not so easy for a bettor to make a large wager without a longstanding relationship with his or her bookie.

Open Sun-Fri 5pm-2am; Sat 5pm-3am Jazz heads and history buffs with a fondness for the prohibition era must make a pilgrimage to this longstanding Chicago lounge.

Laws are turning back in weed's favor, but it's not easy to make a case for reforming longstanding beliefs.

Amos Kenan, an iconoclastic Israeli writer whose anti-religious and anti-Zionist views made him a longstanding irritant to the political establishment, died on Tuesday in Tel Aviv.

The reversal by the officials, County Executive Thomas S. Gulotta and Charles O'Shea, chairman of the Board of Assessors, makes reassessment, a longstanding political hot potato that recently won the support of the Democrat-led CounearLegislature, a near certainty.

By ending its longstanding refusal to make a meaningful gesture toward disarmament, the I.R.A. has removed a critical barrier to fulfilling the two-year-old Good Friday peace agreement and establishing a new political order in Ulster.

Really, I'm mystified by the seemingly constant frenzy online about whether or not the Farrelly brothers' longstanding urge to make a Three Stooges movie will ever get off the ground.