Sentence examples for I standing for from inspiring English sources

In the lead-up to Paris, scores of countries submitted conditional early-stage NDCs (which were called "INDCs" before Paris, with the "I" standing for "intended").

In a twist on the traditional trade publication model, known as B2B for business to business, Mr. Beckman calls the new Reporter B2I, with I standing for influencer.

Now, according to a leaked report, it appears the exams regulator Ofqual is set to suggest an idea to rename the GCSE the I-level - I standing for Intermediate.

"No, we're all Republicans, and I like him standing for not raising state income taxes".

"When I'm dressed the way I am, I'm standing for a higher ideal," he says.

I think I'm standing for a full second time.

"Obviously I believe there is a role for parliament because I am standing for election, but I do not see parliament as the be all and end all.

I wouldn't use those phrases now, not because I'm standing for parliament but because I'm 15 years older, greyer and hopefully wiser.

I trust I've explained the reasons why I am standing for the leadership of the Liberal party.

I love teaching but I'm standing for parliament because of the impact you can have through policy changes.

"I am a Labour MP and I am standing for Labour at the next election.