Sentence examples similar to be stood for by from inspiring English sources

The ground announcer for England's drawn tour match in Alice Springs was stood down by Cricket Australia for racially mocking Monty Panesar during day two of the game.

The flanker, who won one cap for Ireland, was stood down by Leicester after suffering repeated head injuries.

"What I do is stand close by for a little while and emit a facial expression that says, 'I'm willing to help if you ask me.' But they hardly ever ask me". This is true.

Kim Jong-un "finally signed the plan on technical preparations of strategic rockets of the KPA, ordering them to be stand-by for fire so that they may strike any time", the KCNA report said.

"That message was heard by and stood for by a lot of people, but just not enough, and that's O.K".

I was stand-by for the World Cup as far back as 2006 but you start to think, 'What more can you do?' You start to lose a bit of faith and think, 'I don't give a damn.

Tonight we are reaffirming what America stands for by being here to welcome President Chen, the democratically elected president," he said, drawing out the syllables of the last three words.

That's what H.O.T. stands for, by the way.

The first information, which is act, stands for the action remotely executed by the attacker on the target system.

Brand, who was urged to stand for Parliament by one man in the crowd.

He said what they stood for "will never be stolen by bullets... it cannot be silenced by thugs from rooftops.