Sentence examples for of the longstanding from inspiring English sources

That's part of the longstanding goodwill here.

It's all reminiscent of the longstanding accusations made against cities: They don't produce anything!

We had a revolution in 1974," referring to the overthrow of the longstanding dictatorship.

The housing is to be built as part of the longstanding federal desegregation order.

Implicit in these complaints, however, is an acknowledgement of the longstanding and persistent inequity in America's public schools.

Michigan has the third-highest rate, 11.2 percent, as a result of the longstanding woes of the American auto industry.

The justices need to enforce our constitutional rights regardless of the longstanding prejudices of those who oppose them.

Because of the longstanding feuds between the Democratic organization and the Espadas, the race took on even greater significance.

These proposals amount to a rejection of the longstanding recognition of our collective responsibility for higher education".

There had been signs in previous months that each of the longstanding cases was moving toward resolution.

"It's important because of the longstanding tradition that free will is a prerequisite for moral responsibility," he says.