Sentence examples for longer stood for from inspiring English sources

One of the Democrats' most prominent centrists, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, said Mr. Jeffords's declaration last month that the Republican Party no longer stood for moderation was "clearly a message to the president and Congressional Republicans but it's also a message to us, the Democrats in Congress".

The Legislature specified that in the new name of the school, the A and the M were purely symbolic, reflecting the school's past, and no longer stood for "Agricultural and Mechanical".

In 1963, the 58th Legislature of Texas approved of Rudder's changes, and officially renamed the school "Texas A&M University", specifying that the "A" and the "M" were purely symbolic, reflecting the school's past, and no longer stood for "Agricultural and Mechanical".

But suddenly, S.O.S. no longer stands for Same Ol Saintss around here.

The public will no longer stand for it.

The CDU, Germany's largest party, no longer stands for anything recognisable.

This much we know: It no longer stands for a utopian ideology.

It no longer stands for sovereign statehood, but rather for effective devolution of power.

That the cross no longer stands for exactly what it signified in the 13th century is logical.

The church he founded in his last years was nondenominational: he could no longer stand for his beliefs to be governed by any organization.

It used to be an alternative for liberal voters, but critics say now that it no longer stands for any ideology.