Sentence examples for can stand aside from inspiring English sources

There is no way that the UK can stand aside at Iraq's moment of greatest need.

I don't think we can stand aside and let that happen".

Horne said: "Nobody black or white who really believes in democracy can stand aside now; everybody's got to stand up and be counted".

Or you can stand aside and admire their rhymes and polished turns of phrase as Stefanie Powers does in her New York cabaret debut, "Hart of My Heart," at Feinstein's at Loews Regency.

Ultimately, the idea that the United States can stand aside from global developments is as illusory as the notion, common among neocons and paleo-cons, that it could use military force to reshape the world to its design.

“No company can stand aside in this 'eat or be eaten' environment,” commented Tim Goldsmith, global mining leader at PricewaterhouseCoopers. –Thomson Financial contributed to this article.

If there is a conflict, perhaps started between China and Japan, which drags in America, can we stand aside?

But alas, he can only stand aside and worship them.

Oxford and Cambridge can afford to stand aside from the scrum.

And a letter from more than 300 historians, published in the Guardian, demolishes the argument that Britain can or should stand aside from Europe.

Nominations have closed, but there is a 48-hour period in which he can be asked to stand aside.