Sentence examples for longer stand by from inspiring English sources

It also means that Lloyds will no longer stand by its previous commitment not to close branches where it is the last bank standing in an area – defined as four miles from the next nearest branch in rural areas and one mile in urban areas.

So they no longer stand by their man.

"We can no longer stand by as our schools underperform," Mr. Carcieri said in a statement.

Buscombe said on Wednesday the PCC could no longer stand by that report.

Salon editors removed the article on Tuesday, saying they could "no longer stand by the story in its entirety".

The IPCC said it could no longer stand by its original findings and accepted the review in full.

Andrew Johnson Art "Drink Guinness for strength" the ads for this legendary drink once proclaimed – a claim the behemoth brewery no longer stands by.

(Salazar told me last year that he no longer stands by the comments he made in 1999, and that he "did not reference the athletes you call out").

In 1998, Tehran changes its position on Rushdie and says it no longer stands by the fatwa and would not encourage anyone else to act on it.

Ms Villiers told the inquiry: "The key change that we need to make is to make it absolutely clear that the government no longer stands by those statements of fact".

That the author no longer stands by them?