Examples of using Long-held in English and their translations into Serbian
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A long-held family secret.
Maybe it's a long-held dream.
This long-held argument has been criticized.
It was the realising of a long-held dream.
It was a long-held ambition of mine to bring down a statistics website due to public demand.
This is the realization of a long-held dream.
It refuted the long-held belief that a woman's place was in the home while the men dealt with political affairs.
Fortunately, the researchers did not find any evidence to support that long-held theory.
Montanans have long-held values, which today seem to be getting in the way of their solving their own problems.
Our strategy is built on a thorough understanding of our impact and a long-held commitment to sustainable principles.
Following long-held beliefs, if hair is a life force, guardian of health, luck, and wisdom, then after cutting it, a person loses all of this.
Our strategy is built on a thorough understanding of our impact and a long-held commitment to the principles of sustainability.
Long-held devotion to logging and to mines and to agriculture, and to no government regulation; values that worked well in the past, but they don't seem to be working well today.
You see, Kelly's song made an unbelievable jump- from 52 to 1- in one week,to break the long-held Beatles' record.
According to a recent study sponsored by the British Cheese Board, the long-held myth that cheese can seriously affect your night's sleep might have some truth to it.
The school's accelerated programs,its international faculty and world-class facilities draw students from all over the globe bent on converting a long-held passion for film into a life-time profession.
As the Queen questions the constrictions of her long-held position, the two forge an unlikely and devoted alliance with a loyalty to one another that the Queen's inner circle attempts to destroy.
WW2 was a different beast altogether with Switzerland not banking on Hitler respecting their long-held neutral stance in European conflicts.
Shattering this long-held myth, a 1999 study by famed economists Alan Krueger and Stacy Dale concluded that students who graduate from expensive Ivy League schools do not necessarily go on to earn more money than those who graduate from less prestigious schools.
Worldwide Hindus are upset over Malta not having mechanism for the cremation of deceased Hindus,forcing the community to bury their loved ones in contradiction of their long-held beliefs.
She does not offer any clarification herself,though the remark is made in the context of overcoming what she calls"long-held differences" and how"small steps taken in faith and in hope can overcome deep-seated divisions".
It seems that Arkaim, at some point, was some type of an observatory, which I think is incredibly fascinating, because it means that worldwide,our ancestors witnessed other things that would explain this long-held fascination with the stars.
In the 1940s, the long-held opposition by some established Christian denominations to non-Christian religions or supposedly heretical, or counterfeit, Christian sects crystallized into a more organized Christian counter cult movement in the United States.
However, individuals often encounter, or are exposed, to various beliefs and ideologies throughout the course of their lives,leading many to question long-held beliefs, traditions or philosophical ideas.
Dr Peake said exercise can increase and decrease the number of immune cells in blood, buthe said studies did not support the long-held belief that exercising regularly without allowing sufficient time for the immune system to return to normal increased the risk of a weakened immune system.
FDA has a long-held policy position that the use of genetic engineering(GE) in the production of food has not presented any safety concerns for such foods as a class, and therefore the use of GE techniques in the production of food is not a material fact that must be disclosed on the labeling of food products.
Dr. Peake believes that exercises can either increase or decrease the number of immune cells in the blood butthat studies did not support the long-held belief that exercising regularly without allowing sufficient time for the immune system to return to normal increased the risk of a weakened immune system.
Fourth: relations with hostiles. Montanans have the same problems as do all Americans, in being sensitive to problems created by hostiles overseas affecting our oil supplies, and terrorist attacks. And finally, last item on my checklist: question of how political, economic, social, cultural attitudes play into this.Montanans have long-held values, which today seem to be getting in the way of their solving their own problems.