Sentence examples for the longstanding position from inspiring English sources

Other appeals courts, meanwhile, have retained the longstanding position that such cases may not be brought here.

The encyclical will throw the Church's enormous moral endorsement behind the longstanding position of climate scientists that global warming is a real, urgent and terrible problem for the world.

In the Kremlin's first comments on Mr. Navalny's sentence, Mr. Putin's spokesman, Dmitri S. Peskov, reiterated the longstanding position that the president and politics do not influence the courts in Russia.

"It has been the longstanding position of this government to work with PNG to close Manus and support those people as they transition into PNG or return to their country of origin," he said.

A No 10 spokesman said Cameron told the Jamaican prime minister that the "longstanding position of the United Kingdom is that we do not believe reparations is the right approach".

At the same time, the Gallup report showed, the percentage of people who wanted to see abortion outlawed, the longstanding position of Mr. Ashcroft, remained fairly stable over the past five years, between 17 and 19percentt.

The five Securities and Exchange Commission members voted 3 to 2 to come into the case on behalf of the shareholders, consistent with the commission's longstanding position on the issue.

The Supreme Court's decision today is consistent with the Court's longstanding position since the 1976 ruling in Buckley v. Valeo that public financing of elections is a constitutional and viable means for financing elections in this country and for combating government corruption.

In a statement, Smith & Nephew said that the new report underscored the company's longstanding position that "patient selection" is important to the success of the Birmingham device.

Yet even more remarkable – if that were possible – was his radical reordering in Laudato Si of the Catholic Church's longstanding position on the environment.

Andrew Rosenthal, the New York Times's editorial page editor, told the BBC that the six editorials have been in line with the newspaper's longstanding position on Cuba and the embargo.