Sentence examples for strong longstanding from inspiring English sources

"AT&T has a very strong, longstanding commitment to workplace diversity," she said.

Its joint ownership with government and its strong longstanding links with NGOs and civil society allow it to be a catalyst.

He must appease the new administration of a strong and longstanding British ally.

On the use of its logo the oil company said: "BP and the National Portrait Gallery have a strong and longstanding relationship.

Anti-Semitism was such a strong and longstanding taboo in Hollywood that many television writers may, perhaps unconsciously, avoid the topic even today.

Quoting from the guide to parliamentary procedure, Erskine May, Bercow said by convention, the question "may not be brought forward again during the same session" and that it was a "strong and longstanding convention" dating back to 1604.

Lancaster has a strong and longstanding commitment to interdisciplinary work and will submit it to the REF where it is a considered to be part of a body of work that is internationally excellent in quality".

Explaining his decision, he cited "strong and longstanding" parliamentary precedents dating back to 1604.

Today's brands with a good size of Gen Z customers must definitely think of building strong and longstanding relations through mobile loyalty apps," says Vas Diachenko, CEO of LoyaltyPlant.

Similarly, sigmoidoscopy trials 40 and strong and longstanding observational data 41 42 supporting the effectiveness of colonoscopy screening helped establish endoscopy as the primary screening procedure for colorectal cancer in the USA as well as in many European countries (for example, Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany, and Poland).

Barring non-competes is one of California longstanding strong talent mobility safeguards.