Sentence examples for on its standing from inspiring English sources

Based on its standing definition of health as "a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity," the WHO concludes that noise-induced annoyance "may be considered an adverse effect on health".

Mostly, he says, it should concentrate on its standing in its Asian backyard.These views, shared by Mr Hatoyama, are not anti-American.

It should have relied on its standing in the market as the provider of the most sought after, premium, mobile device.

Rather, it is concerned about the impact of the indictments on its standing in the Arab world.

By focusing on its standing abroad (as opposed to in France), the club is seeking — in the words of one longtime P.S.G. supporter — to bypass the local fan.

He said an exit would have an impact on Britain's access to the single market and on its standing in the world.

David M. Kennedy, a Stanford University professor of history, said that to him it was clear that the drop in the Sept. 11th death toll would have no effect on its standing in history.

What impact has China's position over Doha had on its standing among developing nations?

Further the relevance and legitimacy of the African Union ultimately rests on its standing with the people of the world.

You may want to remove the Jell-O and have it standing on its own outside of the container.

The lettering on its one standing gravestone is illegible, likely because of cattle rubbing against it.