Examples of using Long-serving in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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After the release ofCrazy World Francis Buchholz, the band's long-serving bassist, left the group.
The long-serving Frenchman has confirmed that he will be stepping down in the summer after 22 years in charge of the Gunners.
Having worked so hard to rebuild the Gunners in his image, the long-serving coach found it difficult to sever ties with the club.
Phnom Penh's long-serving British doctor Gavin Scott, who is also a tropical medicine expert, has an excellent reputation among expats.
In 1978,Carter threatened military action in the Dominican Republic when long-serving president Joaquín Balaguer refused to give up power after losing an election.
The future long-serving captain of the Japanese national team was never once seen as a candidate for the armband at his own high school.
For another week, Mugabe clung on to the presidency as Chiwenga and his forces tried to engineer a peaceful, and quasi-legal,exit for the long-serving leader.
It would have been easy for Arsenal to sack long-serving manager Arsene Wenger, Stan Kroenke, the club's majority shareholder, has claimed.
As a result, a much larger percentage of Americans were receiving military pensions,either as disabled or long-serving veterans, or through widow's benefits.
The BSA has been reported to fire even long-serving and high-ranking BSA officials for things like vacationing at a gay resort.
For another week, Mugabe clung on to the presidency as Chiwenga and his forces tried to engineer a peaceful, and quasi-legal,exit for the long-serving leader.
The long-serving Frenchman is to step down at the end of the season and has taken the opportunity to condemn those who have made his job difficult.
Now, the Mercedes SUV family has grown to include three more models,not to mention the long-serving and iconic G-class, prompting a new naming strategy to cut the acronym clutter.
The long-serving coach says it is up to the Uruguayan Football Association to determine whether he remains in a job following a quarter-final defeat.
Rob MacGregor, Unite national officer, said:"The bank's'sale' of its committed Scottish Widows and ClericalMedical staff represents contempt for long-serving and skilled employees.
She was a long-serving board member of the National Library of Jamaica, and after her retirement from UWI served as chairman from 1997 to 2011, replacing Joyce Robinson.
The allegations against the powerful Qatari sports executive Al-Khelaifi and Valcke,who was Sepp Blatter's long-serving right-hand man at Fifa, relate to the sale of media rights for upcoming World Cups.
Although there are some cases of very long-serving CEOs, the global trend in our fast-changing world is unambiguous: tenures are shrinking in all markets from North America to China.
Companies since then first began to consider employees' skills rather than age or length of service with the company,due to which many long-serving employees lost their positions over being incapable of fulfilling expectations.
Instead Robert Menzies, Australia's long-serving prime minister, sent a battalion of 800 troops, even though their role, like American strategy in general, was far from clear.
The decision to kill Bond- something that has never been done thus far in the film series, despite many a near miss-is said to be the idea of long-serving producer Barbara Broccoli, who wants a“pure gold spectacular finale”.
Alexei Kudrin, the long-serving finance minister who resigned in 2011 but is known to retain Mr Putin's trust, said that Russia was knowingly paying a colossal economic cost for a political decision.
Mr Bush surprised the visiting historians twice over, according to a fine new book about his time in office,"Days of Fire",by Peter Baker, a long-serving White House correspondent.
Also, in one of the more interesting legislative races, a long-serving old-guard House member, Paul Van Dalsem, was defeated by a young, progressive, Yale-educated lawyer, Herb Rule.
AirAsia co-founder, Executive Chairman of AirAsia Group Berhad and Group CEO of AirAsia X Datuk Kamarudin Meranunaccepted the award in London together with AirAsia's long-serving Allstars from across the region.
In 2008, however, long-serving Japanese politician Nariaki Nakayama resigned after declaring that Japan is"ethnically homogenous", showing that the old"one people, one race" idea has become politically incorrect.
This privy council was made up of a number of experienced and extremely competent members of the royal family,including the former long-serving Minister of the Interior(and King Chulalongkorn's right-hand man), Prince Damrong Rajanubhab.
It's possible that companies with long-serving CEOs tend to be those that have been achieving above-average financial results, and thus may attract less scrutiny from the media and shareholders- especially activist investors- than companies that have been performing poorly.
The conventional wisdom held that Helmut Kohl, the long-serving German chancellor, was also in trouble, because his poll numbers were down and his Christian Democratic Party had suffered some recent losses in local elections, but I thought Kohl still had plenty of life in his leadership.
Dr. Lustenberger is the long-serving president of the Swiss Asian Chamber of Commerce frequently consulted by governmental, legal and economic councils and frequently speaks at governmental and legal conferences on Asia-Pacific business topics and regularly holds presentations in the field of international commercial arbitration in Asia and Europe.