Sentence examples for case stands for from inspiring English sources

The NRA in this case stands for the National Recovery Administration.

The Dotterweich case stands for two propositions, and I accept them both.

In the long run the case stands for making bylaws clear and updating them.

"No case stands for the proposition that literal readings should take place in a vacuum, acontextually, and untethered from other parts of the operative text," Judge Davis wrote.

But because they are seven, which in this case stands for multitudes, these young South African university students are destined to be divided.

He has O.C.D., which in his case stands for obsessive comical disorder, a condition in which the mind becomes fixated on any object that you can wring laughs out of — even charts.

It could also in this case stand for carrozzerie, the Italian word for coachbuilders, of which Pininfarina is probably the most distinguished.

Your cries are heard and tactfully ignored, and I sympathize that "D.C". can, in this case, stand for "don't care". So, higher minds, I beg you not to watch.

In his opinion for the appeals court panel, in which he was joined by Judge Diane P. Wood, Judge Posner said the Michigan case stood for the principle that the general rule requiring the police to have a specific basis for stopping someone could be relaxed for a purpose other than crime detection, like public safety.

The following two digits in each case stand for the year of interview, the next one digit is for the month and the other next two digits for the date.

None of the Insular Cases stands for the proposition that aliens located outside U. S. sovereign territory have constitutional rights, and Eisentrager held just the opposite with respect to habeas corpus.