Sentence examples for its stands for from inspiring English sources

But the Free Democrats were out of power for the last 11 years, a stretch in the opposition that allowed the party to sharpen its stands for lower taxes and against bureaucratic red tape.

The Arena do Gremio stadium, which will be used as an official training centre during the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, will have to close one of its stands for its next Copa Libertadores game following the problems that left a number of fans injured in the last round of the tournament.

And while the notion of causing damage to individuals may instinctively sound like bad business, in fact human misery is the pull the press has used to shift news off its stands for generations.

Its website declares it stands for free speech and competition in the broadcast media marketplace.

"The key to success is the culture of a company and its values and what it stands for".

He was captivated by its appearance, its bearing, what it stood for.

Maybe that wouldn't be a problem, had the band never raised its own stakes, insisting that its music stands for something bigger than escapism.

The sickle clasped in its right talon symbolizes peasants, while the hammer is for workers and the crown on its head stands for the middle class.

Its name stands for Advanced Steps in Innovative Mobility.

Its policy stands for simony, larceny, mayhem and nepotism.

Its name stands for patriotic Europeans against the Islamisation of the west.