Sentence examples for the longstanding one from inspiring English sources

Trump infuriated China's leadership when he spoke to Tsai on the phone and later made separate comments questioning the longstanding "one China" policy, under which the US notionally accepts Beijing's view that Taiwan is part of China.

Off the soapbox, the issue is the longstanding one that my parents and grandparents (Grandma particularly) emphasized: buyer beware.

There was a labor shortage, he said, exacerbated by the longstanding one-child policy.

Economists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch wrote this week that they expected the leadership meeting to signal steps to ease the longstanding one-child policy, to start pilot projects to overhaul rural land rights, to centralize some government functions, and to promise aggressive cuts in government rules and regulations.

The South Carolina senator Lindsey Graham, who barely conceals his loathing for a man he on Saturday often called simply "Trump", insisted the US had not backed away from the longstanding one-China policy, which does not challenge Beijing's insistence that Taiwan is a breakaway province.

Now Orban's Fidesz party is escalating the longstanding one-way feud in a bid to appeal to its base ahead of elections on April 8, analysts say.

The debate, a longstanding one in Greece, has taken on new urgency of late.

But the inspector general's investigation found that the removal of World Trade Center evidence was more widespread than previously realized and that the problem was a longstanding one at the F.B.I. at other crime scenes as well.

If the course is a longstanding one, with good results, say that and move on.

The question of improper searches of the database has been a longstanding one.

The tax provision that would offset the $2.4 billion cost of the extra benefits so they do not add to the budget deficit is a longstanding one.