To construct a proper understanding and a realistic picture, I have striven to challenge and push myself, not only questioning every aspect of the conflict, but also forcing myself to meet people from all walks of life, including those who are hostile to who I am and what I stand for, such as ideological settlers.
They don't see a future here". The late Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, founder of the Islamic Republic, once told an aide who worried about inflation that Iran's 1979 revolution "was not about the price of watermelons" — meaning it stood for loftier goals such as economic equality and redistribution.
"It is inconceivable to me that Peter Hain would have stood for such carelessness or omissions had he known about it.
After that trip, our family would say Sabena stood for "Such a bad experience, never again" and SAS stood for "Same as Sabena".
"If the people who drafted it could only see us now!" His 7-year-old son, Jamie, said, "That paper stands for our rights, no matter what somebody's color may be or what their religion is". For Harold J. Liberatore of Milton, the document stood for such things and much more.
Ms. Farley said it "makes sense" that Carnival used social media to create its new advertising, since comments on social media by stranded Triumph passengers "magnified the experiences of a few in a way that overshadowed what the brand stood for such a long time".
The enemy was "the other team": liberals, Democrats, environmentalists, peaceniks, victim-group whiners (black, gay, female, poor), civil-liberties bores, and anyone who stood for such sixties countercultural values as, in Brock's summary, "abortion rights, gay rights, feminism, liberal judges, pornography, multiculturalism, affirmative action, and sex education in schools".
But a couple of years ago the distinctive haute-Tuscan aesthetic it stood for, which had once seemed such a breath of fresh air among the heady perfumed glamour of Milan, began to feel a bit too mannered, almost parodic.
The E.U. continues to attract new members not just because it supports trade, jobs and investment, but because it stands for values, such as freedom and democracy, that inspire people round the world.
It stands for "There Ain't No Such Thing As A Fair Fight".
A Czech presidency would not stand for such bullying.When it comes to Russia, the Czechs are heretics, too.
