(1) It also bears the hallmarks of a long-cherished project.

(2) His long-cherished wish came true at last-he entered college.

(3) Theyalso challenge the long-cherished idea of donor privacy.

(4) The long-cherished wish of Chinese is pursuing high and higher-yielding of rice.

(5) To build a better future is the long-cherished dream of mankind.

(6) Today we reconsecrate our country to long-cherished ideals in a suddenly changed civilization.

(7) It is a historical long-cherished wish for Chinese to build China as a strong and prosperous country who stands proudly in the family of nations.

(8) Peace is a long-cherished common aspiration of the peoples in the region and is in the interests of Palestine, Israel and all other countries in the region.

(9) Hence, it is a long-cherished wish for me to be a university teacher.

(10) It's long-cherished wish for autobots to develop China automobile industry through technical innovation. At the financial crisis, autobots hand over a satisfied answer paper to the citizen.

(11) Although his long-cherished wish hadn't come true, today the utilitarian viewpoint of nationality, rational viewpoint of religion, tolerant viewpoint of culture is more valued for us.

(12) It was my long-cherished desire to meet my own father.

(13) The proposed law would remove at a stroke the long-cherished right to trial by jury.

(14) Practical education, denoting nurturing and educating students through practice, has been a long-cherished tradition of Tsinghua University.

(15) RUSSIAN music download website stands in the way of the country's long-cherished ambition of joining the body that governs world trade, it emerged yesterday.

(16) I shall be much obliged if you will be so kind as to help me accomplish my long-cherished wish.

(17) Greece is indeed an enchanting place, and it is my long-cherished wish to visit this ancient and beautiful land.

(18) I therefore hope from the bottom of my heart, that you distinguished IOC members, will help them realize their long-cherished aspirations.

(19) Coadjutor Holy Cross Archbishop Patrick D’Rozario of Dhaka, head of BCEB, told the gathering that opening a Catholic university is great long-cherished dream for the Bangladesh Church.

(20) Now, facing its own choice between the domestic pain associated with economic orthodoxy or postponing it by compromising long-cherished principles, pragmatic authorities have chosen the latter.

(21) According to Olga Kryshtanovskaya, Russia's leading sociologist, this summer's war in Georgia was part a long-cherished Kremlin plan to recreate a "mini-USSR".

(22) I shall be mush obliged if you will be so kind as to help me accomplish my long-cherished wish.