Sentence examples for the longstanding term from inspiring English sources

While NSLs typically apply to phone or banking records and email addresses, the bill, which cleared the Senate intelligence panel on Tuesday by a 14-1 vote, appears to change the scope of the longstanding term "electronic communications transaction records".

Embedded, if unexamined, in all the talk is the rapidly shifting definition of rape, the history of the derided but longstanding term "forcible rape," and the wildly varied databases on sexual assault.

The pain felt by the automotive industry in Detroit means car manufacturers have pulled back on the longstanding generous terms they used to offer rental companies.

"We regard the case shown on TV as outsourcing," he said, bluntly declining to use more euphemistic terms for the longstanding practice of sending unnecessary workers to affiliates.

In addition to this investigation, the Cuomo administration has come out strongly against a bill pending in the Legislature that would lift the longstanding usury cap, allowing short-term lenders who issue ruinously priced loans to operate in the open.

A recent multicenter clinical trial has resolved the longstanding uncertainty about the long-term safety and efficacy of methylxanthine therapy as treatment for AOP.

The term comes from the longstanding tradition of computer engineers using a cloud icon on system icons to represent the portion of the network that's outside of his responsibility, the part that's assumed to just magically work.

The AfD also secured 12.2% in the adjacent working-class district of former west Berlin, Neukölln, where many long-term residents accuse the longstanding SPD leaders of insufficiently protecting the district's residents and actively supporting gentrification.

Ricoeur rejects the longstanding supposed dichotomy between explanation of facts in terms of "external" causes and their comprehension through reasons or intentions.

It would eliminate the longstanding practice of negotiating health care payments in contract talks with the unions, instead imposing those terms through legislation.

Describes the longstanding friendship between Eisner and Ovitz.