Sentence examples for don't stand down from inspiring English sources
We're also people who don't stand down to injustice — and I do see this as an injustice".
When someone breaks a ground rule, don't stand down.
Normally - if the MP is popular with local activists - this is largely a symbolic process, but the party can vote to refuse to reselect them as a candidate if they do not stand down at the following election.
Especially when a hurricane looms, and events are delayed, the news media doesn't stand down; it keeps smacking the ball onto an empty court.
And how the Conservative candidate's agent met Ronnie by appointment in a private place and, fearing that Ronnie was going to split the vote in Labour's favor, warned him that the Tories would leak his prison record and one or two other tidbits about him if he didn't stand down, which Ronnie, after consulting a plenary session of the Court, of which I was an ex-officio member, refused to do.
"He is direct and frank in dealing with people, doesn't stand down from a confrontation, and doesn't worry about hurting someone's feelings.
Khālid did not stand down, and the Anglo-Zanzibar War followed.
Ecowas had threatened to close land borders, freeze assets and impose a financial blockade if the army did not stand down before Monday.
The Army was brought in to help deal with the travel chaos and did not stand down until Wednesday.
Their relationship has a rough start when Merlin stands up to Arthur and doesn't stand down even after learning that the bully happens to be the heir to the throne.
