Sentence examples similar to face standing for from inspiring English sources

The fund offered grants of between £250 and £40,000 to disabled people to help with additional costs they may face in standing for election as a councillor or MP, such as extra transport or sign language interpreters.

"Last year they were there in full combat gear with their faces painted black, standing for two and a half hours at complete attention," he said.

Frozen faces standing everywhere, glaring at people".

A Ukip candidate standing for Parliament faces being sacked by the party after describing Islam as an "evil cult".

When are you standing for parliament you already face both ways at once.

Temer faces an impeachment challenge and has been barred from standing for office for eight years due to election violations.

He is standing for a fifth term in office, but faces stronger opposition than ever before.

On the left, Hollande – faced with the lowest approval ratings in the Fifth Republic – is not standing for re-election.

Demarcation is made with the patient awake, either seated or standing, for both isolated closed platysmotomy and platysmotomy in conjunction with a face-lifting procedure.

"You're standing for five hours.

Slogan: "Standing for the common good".