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long-standing
adjective
- existing or in effect for a long time
Example Sentences
On Monday, after consulting with medical professionals, 10 students at Occidental College launched a hunger strike, hoping to draw attention to their long-standing demands for the college to divest from weapons manufacturers with ties to Israel as the war in Gaza continues.
As long-standing Eurovision fans, they've thrown themselves into a whirlwind European press tour, performing in about a dozen countries, and even singing on a Swiss mountaintop.
In this context, some climate activists have concluded that it is time to drop the movement's long-standing commitment to accountability 鈥 they will undertake disruptive actions but won't stick around to be arrested any more.
She inquired as to whether the district鈥檚 abrupt decision to revoke long-standing opt outs鈥攅specially without clear explanation鈥攃ould itself raise constitutional concerns.
Berta and Partey have a long-standing relationship having worked together at Atletico Madrid and it was Berta who sanctioned Partey's move to Arsenal for 拢45m in 2020.
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