Sentence examples for the longstanding view from inspiring English sources

Civil Rights Retrenchment The Reagan administration also challenged the longstanding view that the government should aggressively protect civil rights.

"Contagion" does, however, advance the longstanding view — as old as the Bible, and in this case, scientifically sound — of plagues as essentially punitive.

[C8.] Patents on Seeds Are Upheld The Supreme Court upheld the longstanding view of the Patent and Trademark Office and ruled that sexually reproduced plants and their seeds could be patented.

"Importantly, the findings from this team's analysis appear to be in line with the longstanding view that there is an increased risk of suicidality in paediatric and adolescent patients given antidepressants like paroxetine," it said.

The final argument is the most absurd: "it has been the longstanding view of the UK Government that the most effective way to ensure that there is no impunity for human rights abuses" is "by seeking international consensus and co-operation through treaties rather than by recourse to private civil litigation in distant courts".

Netanyahu's language and behaviour – which has resulted in ambassadors being reprimanded and consultations with foreign leaders, including the UK's Theresa May, cancelled – has raised eyebrows among foreign diplomats, who point out that the UN resolution does no more than confirm the longstanding view of the international community on Jewish settlements.

But the views expressed in the paper represent the longstanding views of the firm.

"Amici submit this brief in their individual capacities to provide the Court with the Department's longstanding view of the Question Presented, the view the current administration has abandoned," the brief says.

The court should defer to the Census Bureau's "longstanding" view that imputation is not sampling and, consequently, is not barred by statute, he maintained.

In this context, Scalia's attack on minority students was not a clumsy rhetorical blunder or well-meaning discussion of educational theory, but entirely consistent with his radical reading of the US constitution – a longstanding view that is far removed from the ideas of liberals who cherish the document's egalitarian spirit.

Nearly a decade after Next Wave's formation, a report from the Life Sciences Advisory Board of the National Research Council NRCC) now validates Next Wave's longstanding view that the status quo puts the interests of young scientists at risk.