Sentence examples for group's standing from inspiring English sources

"It's as good as it's ever been," Mr. Glickman said of the group's standing vis-à-vis the various local, national and international authorities with which it deals.

Another problem is the question of the watchdog group's standing to sue.

But its resolution this week with an agreement between the Taliban and South Korean officials sparked criticism that Mr. Roh's government had bolstered the group's standing.

Bill Csapo, a 58-year-old member of Occupy Wall Street, the New York branch of the movement, answered the phone number listed on its Web site and offered his take on the group's standing.

In a statement, Deepak Gupta, a member of the legal team behind the emoluments challenge, argued that now the group's "standing" is beyond reproach.

Two years later, the group's standing appears to have shifted amid robust challenges from student activists, lawmakers and, most recently, an anti-gun-violence campaign led by medical professionals.

But Bown fears that it reflects an ambivalence in the Trump administration toward the WTO, something that could denigrate the group's global standing.

ONE of Thomas Nast's most famous political cartoons of the last days of the corrupt Tweed Ring, which ran the Tammany Hall political machine and New York City from 1866 to 1871, shows the group's leaders standing in a circle, each pointing a finger at the man to his right.

The IPC advises event organisers to run the men's standing ski group after the blind men's group and before the blind women's group.

Harvard argued that Mr. Blum's group lacked standing to sue, but the court rejected the motion in June, based on signed declarations from several Asian-American applicants to Harvard who were rejected and who are members of the organization.

A brutal 2006 war between Israel and Hezbollah enhanced the Shiite group's political standing, and made disarming it more difficult.