Sentence examples for as stand for from inspiring English sources
This despite having billionaire financiers like the Koch Brothers creating astroturf websites, such as "Stand for Walker", imploring Wisconsinites to hit the streets in support of the governor.
Efforts should be made to implement intervention programmes that are geared towards empowering women to be able to actively participate in household decision-making, as well as stand for themselves.
In that city, that night, at least as many people stood for peace and community as stood for violence and division.
She used her chairs as stands for large photographs and posters, as shelves for vases, and sometimes as hangers for dresses, because the sight of good clothes never failed to cheer her up.
These also double as stands for propping it up to read while you're doing something else, like eating in the cramped quarters of an airplane seat.
The superscript AS stands for augmented state, where the sign on the right hand side of (20) corresponds to cross covariance terms of state elements of the augmented state, not detailed here for reasons of clarity.
The "E" in E-Verify could just as well stand for "easy" and "effective".
But on tonight's evidence that new consonant may just as well stand for "recidivism".
Today, though, it might as well stand for organic coffee bars, Italian restaurants and art galleries.
"VC" commonly stands for "venture capital," but it could just as well stand for "vicious circle".
