Sentence examples for possibility of standing from inspiring English sources
"The goal," he said, "was to give people the possibility of standing and walking a little in their apartment.
The man presenting himself as a model of "French authority" is suddenly facing the possibility of standing in the dock.
Tory MP Nadine Dorries will speak to her local party about the possibility of standing as a joint Conservative-UK Independence party candidate at the next election.
There were also two- and four-seat tables offering legroom, the possibility of standing and walking to the restroom or the bar and access to waitresses.
When Rantzen first raised the possibility of standing for parliament it was expected to herald a host of anti-sleaze candidates challenging the established candidates.
If indicted, Mr. Ozawa, 68, could face the embarrassing possibility of standing trial for the charges, which he vowed to contest.
I do not exclude the possibility of people standing under some obligation to procreate out of regard for the interests of actual (presently living or future) people.
Celtic, Rangers, Kilmarnock and Motherwell are known to be keen on exploring the possibility of introducing standing areas and St Johnstone would not rule it out but St Mirren have no plans to modify their recently constructed stadium.
The toppling of 75-year-old man Omar al-Bashir as Sudan's president has raised the possibility of him standing trial before the International Criminal Court (ICC), where he's wanted on charges of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity allegedly committed in Darfur.
But the possibility that the minimal exertion of standing more and sitting less improves brain health could lower the bar for everyone.
In fact, one of the main reasons Miliband has so far resisted the idea of standing is the possibility that a leadership contest would spark a final, bloody battle between Blairites and Brownites and fatally damage the party's chances of defeating Cameron for a record fourth Labour election victory.
