Examples of using Long-held in English and their translations into German
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Long-held projects were tackled and new ones planned.
Little Buttercup now comes forward to reveal her long-held secret.
In writing.- Conservatives recall their long-held view that the Charter of Fundamental Rights should not be justiciable.
Magic enchants the people, reminding them of their long-held dreams.
The findings of this study not only challenge long-held beliefs in the field, they also uncover an individual life history.
It was not until Henry IV came of age and a ceremony was held on 29 March 1065,that Agnes could achieve her long-held desire for life in the monastery.
We reiterate the EU's long-held position that the outstanding issues with Iran over its nuclear programme have to be solved peacefully.
In the morning he leaves her, as she fulfills a long-held wish and emigrates to America.
It has confirmed our long-held confidence in the Philippines as one of the best places for a junior company to discover and develop mineral deposits.
Then, it was to celebrate the inauguration of the Godfrey Institute, the long-held dream of my late husband.
We have nonetheless tactically reduced our long-held underweight of EUR sovereign bonds to take advantage of markets' exaggerated pricing of Italian political risk.
By pressing for membership in the EU, he is reinforcing Turkey's long-held western orientation.
Their policy now dovetailed with Foster's long-held strategy, though not without some differences over his rigid opposition to any trade-union organizing outside the AFL framework.
On that day,the International Monetary Fund published a policy note that reversed its long-held position on capital controls.
During the second half of the 20th century, the city resumed its long-held status as a bridge city, becoming a commercial hub and strategic connection point between eastern Europe and Asia.
The settlement in favor of MGM not only returned the Thunderball rights to Eon,but Sony also surrendered their long-held rights to Casino Royale.
This evidence questions the long-held belief that social learning plays a pivotal role in the development of the precise technique used by individuals to exploit certain resources.
John Bradshaw and Sarah Ellis illustrate how cats are trainable, but, more importantly,the authors bust long-held myths about cats and cat behavior along the way.
The long-held ambition to provide more playgroup places for local children was given a further boost by staff from the Warburton's factory in Newburn, who gave up their time to dig out the foundations for the extension- moving mountains of earth on a very hot summer's day.
This strong reaction reflects the profound importance of the EU's ties with Israel,undercutting the long-held assumption that the US is the only outside actor that can influence Israeli policy.
It is still not too late- not quite- to start couching the broader discussion of nuclear energy in language that will inform rather than alarm, and in terms that willnurture well-balanced judgments rather than entrench long-held biases.
The Council also reaffirmed its long-held policy of supporting the Colombian Government in its search for a negotiated solution to the internal armed conflict, including direct talks with the illegal armed groups that are willing to engage in a negotiated peace process.
To enlighten and recall that the quest for truth is always the best way to illuminate and observe things from all sides,to remain ready to challenge long-held beliefs, even to completely reconsider them.
His findings also challenge the long-held notion that the Northwest's indigenous people were strict hunters and gatherers.“Clam gardens give us these very large and undeniable modifications of the intertidal,” he says.“They show the complexity of indigenous food and knowledge systems.”.
It is for exactly this reason that I have written this essay: to enlighten and recall that the quest for truth is always the best way to illuminate and observe things from all sides,to remain ready to challenge long-held beliefs, even to completely reconsider them.
But now that his party is in power and must face the reality of running the second largest economy in the world, and coping with its huge debt burden,he is tossing aside his long-held views, broaching the subject of tax increases to help close the government's gaping budget deficit.
Drawing on the participation of more than 800 non-governmental organizations, national institutions, treaty bodies and academics, Member States adopted a far-reaching vision andcreated the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR)- thereby realizing one of the international community's long-held dreams.
Just as for the Western nations, the tumultuous events of 2014 heightened China's need for greater suppliers' diversification; shortly after the beginning of the Ukraine crisis, the steep‘oil price crash' of October 2014served as a stark reminder of Saudi Arabia's long-held influence over the international oil market, a somewhat uncomfortable position for China's Saudi-dependent oil imports.
The shots fired at Sarajevo were thus not the culmination of some inexorable crisis imposed on Austria-Hungary through external circumstances but, rather,a welcome pretext in the eyes of the war-mongerers for the realization of long-held plans for a military escalation.
The party's work, both in the trade unions and in particular as regards the black population, was hampered by Foster's insistence that the only course was to“bore fromwithin” the AFL though he was forced to abandon this long-held belief to remain a party leader during the Third Period.