Sentence examples for member stood for from inspiring English sources

Waverley councillor Diane James, who sits as an independent member, stood for UKIP in the Eastleigh Parliamentary by-election in Southampton earlier this month.

The principles represent an articulation of what the members stood for and believed at that time.

It was a disappointing read as this does not reflect what Rotary and its members stand for.

The group identity aids in the compartmentalisation of what its members stand for and each university becomes inextricably associated with its group colleagues and their latest campaigns, successes and failures.

It has around 5,000 seats but none of them, as far as I could see, are used on international nights as all GAWA members stand for the entire match.

But the words of a single member stood out for their harsh tone: those of Morley Safer, the longtime correspondent for CBS's "60 Minutes".

Others, like the table by David Rockwell, the design impresario and Diffa board member, stood out for their simplicity.

She'll be fine with the unions, she'll be fine for now," says one party member who stood for election as an MP in a northern constituency.

When Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway board member Gates stood for selfie photographs, they were staying safely within their core competencies by not whipping out their own smartphones.

One party member who stood for election as an MP in a northern constituency and spent more than ten years in various voluntary positions in the party said he sometimes gets abusive emails when he contacts new members.

The member who stood for election as an MP in a northern constituency agrees: "It's a shame for people who've done their time and now it's not really going anywhere.