Sentence examples for the longstanding system from inspiring English sources

The country's Blairite government has done away with the longstanding system of allocating funding based on student rolls in favour of rewarding institutions for recognised activity on the research front.

Ms Cooper, who chairs the party's refugee taskforce, said more countries should be prepared to take in refugees, but that the longstanding system of passport-free travel between most EU member states – known as the Schengen Agreement – should be scrapped.

The two governments announced Thursday an agreement to restore commercial flights for the first time in more than 50 years, in a move that will make travel between the two countries more convenient, cheaper and efficient than the longstanding system of charter flights.

But this longstanding system for tracking children by academic ability for more effective teaching evolved into an uncomfortable caste system in which students were largely segregated by race and socioeconomic background, both inside and outside classrooms.

Now, by challenging this longstanding system of benign neglect, bishops and grass roots zealots may believe they will achieve ideological purity.

The onslaught has broken up a longstanding system in which the local police looked the other way for a bribe and cartel leaders went about their business.

When the prime minister of Malaysia, Najib Razak, announced Wednesday that he was dissolving Parliament, he set in motion an election campaign that will render judgment not just on his embattled governing coalition, but also on Malaysia's longstanding system of dividing the power and spoils of public life on ethnic lines.

Some advocates for bilingual education are lining up to support the recommendations of the board subcommittee chairman, Irving S. Hamer Jr., who wants to preserve a longstanding system that encourages immigrants and other non-English-speaking students to take their classes in both English and their native languages.