Sentence examples for no longstanding from inspiring English sources
Most minorities in Britain are from poor backgrounds, with little or no longstanding family wealth.
No longstanding study of intergenerational cycles of poverty by Duncan Smith will create jobs.
There is no continuum of Jewish life here; no longstanding local traditions remain.
At the outset it should be noted that there is no longstanding history in this country of laws directed at homosexual conduct as a distinct matter.
Mr. Whitacre said there was no longstanding plan by the board, or by the Obama administration, for him to replace Mr. Henderson.
But Kelly has no longstanding loyalty to the presumed starter Vick or his backup Nick Foles, who now could be gone, although the Eagles did sign Dennis Dixon, who ran Kelly's offense at Oregon.
Most Congressional Democrats voted no, renewing longstanding complaints that such deals benefit large multinational businesses more than American workers.
As far as we know, there are no comparable longstanding national cohort surveys like ours elsewhere.
Israel's no-show reflects longstanding frustration with the council's perceived anti-Israel bias, diplomats say.
Though he and a crew of roving security types enforced his longstanding no-photos rule – even media were banned from shooting the show – Prince performed right at the lip of the Grove's stage, providing an unusually intimate view of this detail-obsessed style maven and his one-of-a-kind body language.
Not too long ago, the American Academy of Pediatrics updated its longstanding no-screens guidelines for early childhood with recommendations that serve as a nod to the continuing role technology plays in our daily lives — and to the fact that the digital landscape continues to change more rapidly than researchers can study it.
