Meanings of longstanding tradition in English

NBC would be breaking with a longstanding tradition of the US TV business.

He and Hamilton had a longstanding tradition of heckling each other.

Hooper epitomizes the longstanding tradition of Wallabies testing the limits of the rules in international rugby.

By longstanding tradition, the royal family have kept themselves above politics as a symbol of Thai culture.

Scotland, in fact, have a longstanding tradition of having closed sessions in their preparations for major matches.

FAREWELL The NRL's departing and retiring players parade has been a longstanding tradition on grand final day.

This one is coming from an organization that has a proud, longstanding tradition in the Black press.

Now it was a longstanding tradition that whenever mariners stepped a mast they slipped a coin beneath it.

He'll be heading to Asia next week without bringing any reporters along with him, representing a break with longstanding tradition.

With its longstanding tradition of eating grasshoppers-chapulinesin Spanish-Mexicowould seem perfectly poised to enter the coming age of entomophagy.

The marketing ploy became a longstanding tradition and Disney-lovers often flocked to buy their favourites once they were freshly released.

Trying to pick the winners of the tournament games has been a longstanding tradition in many offices throughout the U.S.

Still, such songs are a longstanding tradition in country music, and they've provided some of the genre's most palpably passionate moments.

The new policy comes amid a broader outcry against the longstanding tradition within U.S. financial markets of exchanges overseeing their own markets.

Birth numbers in general have continued to rise to maintain the Republic's longstanding tradition as Europe's leader in the birth numbers and fertility rates.

According to Thomas Neumann of ESPN, the longstanding tradition of sports teams visiting the White House dates back to at least August 30th, 1865.