Sentence examples for make longstanding from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia's goal with its investment fund is to use some of the state's $2tn in assets to make longstanding investments that will fund the future of the country once its oil economy begins to sputter.

The recent formalization of citizen science projects addresses technical issues related to volunteer participation like data quality—so that citizen scientists can make longstanding, meaningful contributions to scientific projects.

Meanwhile, what has become glaringly obvious in recent days is that, contrary to Fager's previous assurances, CBS News learned little from its National Guard controversy, and did less to make longstanding changes in the way it operates.

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

"We will make our longstanding multilateralism reality, not rhetoric," he said.

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.

But by then few will remember that the crisis in Crimea was the excuse seized upon by the gas industry to make its longstanding export dreams come true, regardless of the consequences to the communities getting fracked or to the planet getting cooked.

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

(Some of the lines Douglas delivers have made for longstanding inside jokes here in my family).

The decision to invalidate the Apple patent was made under longstanding procedures for re-examining previously granted patents.

Experiencing the work makes the longstanding assumptions about it seem faintly ridiculous: "La Clemenza di Tito" turns out to be stranger and deeper than we have been told.