Sentence examples for having standing from inspiring English sources

Having "standing" means having the right to bring a lawsuit.

It goes without saying that the laws and practices involved here can be challenged only by persons having standing to complain...

So there must have come many days like the one I'm having, standing in the cold beside a sleepy horse while a man with a badly damaged thumb and a sore back goes about his work.

Meanwhile, presidents have increasingly found ways to spend money "off-budget" by moving money around accounts in legally questionable ways, with generally no one having standing to sue to stop them.

When Dr. Wilmot asked a group of volunteers recently to reduce their daily sitting time by an hour, "they came up with lots of ideas," she says, including "putting the garbage bin on the other side of the office, standing during coffee breaks and telephone calls, having standing meetings, standing on the bus".

After participating in a small Mayo Clinic study that looked at the health effects of using treadmill desks and having standing meetings, Gwen Martin, a director at SALO, and the co-founders were eager to do more.

Fifteen have standing orders.

Both sides have standing.

The judge found that they had standing.

Because someone would have to pay, both sides had standing.

All three judges agreed that only petitioner Ostrer had standing.