Significados de longstanding policy en inglés

Baker said the court's decision overturned longstanding policy in the state.

A longstanding policy has indeed been revealed to be inappropriate, and it must change.

The event was handled in line with that longstanding policy.

A spokesman for GCHQ said: It is longstanding policy that we do not comment on intelligence matters.

A government spokesperson said: It is the longstanding policy of successive UK governments not to comment on intelligence operations.

Israel has a longstanding policy of "nuclear ambiguity", whereby it neither admits nor denies possessing nuclear weapons.

The deal is not a quid pro quo but a single plank in the US's longstanding policy of nonproliferation.

In the UK, Downing Street did not comment, saying it had a longstanding policy of not interfering in domestic elections.

President Barack Obama has ended a longstanding policy that grants residency to Cubans who arrive in the US without visas.

The White House also said after Trump's call that " longstanding policy" on China and Taiwan had not changed.

The move signals the Army may be edging closer to reversing a longstanding policy of barring women from combat roles.

A spokesman said: "Our position is that it is the government's longstanding policy not to comment on intelligence matters."

The police have argued that they have a longstanding policy of neither confirming nor denying the identity of their covert operatives.

The restriction is part of a longstanding policy forbidding firearms in the convention center and a nearby sports arena, a county official said.

In Washington, State Department deputy spokesman Tom Casey reiterated the longstanding policy that the United States does "not make concessions to terrorists."

Local officials then often use the funds for "shantytown redevelopment", a longstanding policy to tear down decrepit housing and replace it with newer structures.