Sentence examples for should not be longstanding from inspiring English sources

"It is logical to expect the market to react negatively to the news given the Street's high esteem for Mr. Bell, but with the company's strategies well underway for the domestic base to ascend to the next level and Europe due for a rebound, if even temporarily, the pressure should not be longstanding," the firm said.

His position was in accord with his longstanding belief that courts should not be regarded as portals to prison.

"It is accurate and should not be surprising that the Department of Defense is attempting to improve its longstanding human intelligence capability," the Pentagon spokesman, Lawrence Di Rita, said in a statement on Sunday.

(Intentionally satirical 'Twitter fakes' (aka parody accounts) should not be caught in this net, as Twitter has had a longstanding policy of requiring parody and fan accounts to be directly labeled as such in their Twitter bios).

"This is a longstanding business operation in interstate commerce, and it should not be subject to reduction in the type of service based on a motion for a preliminary injunction, considering the constitutional issues that permeate the litigation," he said.

Senator Specter did so because of his longstanding judgment that constitutional amendments, nominations and legislation should not be bottled up in committee the way Southern senators used to do to defeat civil rights legislation.

Petitioner challenges this view of the statute under the longstanding canon of statutory construction that terms in a statute should not be construed so as to render any provision of that statute meaningless or superfluous.

Then, in July, Mr. Putin gave a speech saying that ethnic Russians should not be forced to learn minority languages, and the government subsequently failed to renew a longstanding agreement that granted Tatarstan a measure of autonomy.

Furthermore, longstanding norms in educational testing dictate that test scores alone should not be the basis for any high-stakes decision.

The case reinforces the longstanding concerns of immigrant rights groups that say asylum-seeking families should not be forced into prolonged detention.

Reversing a longstanding policy, the federal government said on Friday that human and other genes should not be eligible for patents because they are part of nature.