Sentence examples for went longstanding from inspiring English sources

Out went longstanding cash payments for long-term incentives.

The calls for change go beyond longstanding advocates of political reform like Professor Hu.

The recent criticism of Campbell goes beyond longstanding complaints that his disciplinary rulings can seem inconsistent, even arbitrary.

But to single people out solely on their religion and ethnicity goes against longstanding values of equal protection of the law".

The officials said the evidence went well beyond longstanding American accusations that Iraq was seeking to evade the sanctions, but they declined to provide details.

On- and off-the-record statements before and during the overnight talks betrayed differences of opinion that went far beyond the longstanding duel between Berlin and Athens.

The position traditionally goes to a longstanding MP in the main opposition party.

Those also happen to be among the best seats at most arenas, so when they go unused — a longstanding problem at the Games — it is obvious to viewers.

Joining with state and federal agencies, the city has created a counterterrorism committee that goes beyond the longstanding joint terrorism task force that exists between the F.B.I. and the New York Police Department.

Rather, Sarewitz argues that we need to let go of a longstanding and cherished cultural belief – that science consists of uniquely objective knowledge that can put an end to political controversies.

Such prospects go against the longstanding prejudice that while the Britons speak the classics beautifully (their way with Shakespeare, my dear — too divine), they can't really sell song and dance with a Broadway huckster's pizazz.