Sentence examples for a stronger standing from inspiring English sources
"On the merits, English has a strong claim," said Kathleen Clark, a law professor at the Washington University in St Louis, who noted that the more recent and specific statute tends to have a stronger standing in court when it comes to disputes over appointments.
In this case, a stronger alliance between impacted communities and the HIA team would have given the health issue a stronger standing in the EIA process.
But Mr. Molchanov and other analysts said that because Suntech has long been one of the largest solar manufacturers in China, with a strong standing in the industry, state-owned lenders in China were likely to continue supporting it.
There is no doubt about Varnish's ability to produce a strong standing lap in the team sprint but she has yet to emulate James's tactical awareness and aggression in the knockout rounds.
Under Parakramabahu I the pursuit of an active foreign policy and the many wars it involved were serious burdens on the treasury; indeed, the maintenance of a strong standing army and navy was a great expense for all the Polonnaruwa kings.
Defining practices of an effective statistical agency begin with a clear, well-accepted mission and a strong standing of independence.
"I believe that people ought not to be subject to violence because of their background, that that's a particularly corrosive impact on society, and that we ought to take a strong stand," Mr. Lazio said, standing by the Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno.
"Republicans going up against a candidate with a very strong standing in the Hispanic electorate – and they don't have the perfect candidate," he said.
Then, you will have more self-confidence, and feel stronger standing on your own two feet.
Ms. Voigt, in strong voice, received a warm standing ovation from the gala audience.
As this explanation has a very strong standing in the genetics community, we find it appropriate to make a few comments on how it relates to the current paper.
