Sentence examples for power stand from inspiring English sources

Movements like the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt or Ennahda in Tunisia, adapting to the responsibilities of power, stand at the heart of this shift.

At the symbolic pinnacle of supporter power stand Barcelona: a non-profit making Catalan association of 180,000 members, 53,000 of whom voted in this year's presidential elections.

The Hindu nationalists of today, who long for India to become a muscular international power, stand in a direct line of 19th-century Indian reform movements devoted to purifying and reviving a Hinduism perceived as having grown too fragmented and weak.

From Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" to "Gore Vidal's 'The Best Man,' " now in revival on Broadway, the men who would seize power stand up and grab for it, forcefully, eloquently, with their foibles exposed as boldly as their presumptuous courage -- or else cede it in a fit of righteous sacrifice.

The power stand ratio 0.35 differentiates Stirling cogeneration units from others that use diverging technologies significantly.

It has been noticed less often, however, that the two forms of power stand in differing relations to space.

But see where American power stands today.

Paddy Power stood half a dozen bets of £5,000 or more on United.

If they don't know what to do with okra, Growing Power stands ready to help.

But the Conservative Party, which, with its junior coalition partner, the Liberal Democrats, currently holds power, stands to lose the most from a right-wing populist revolt.

More than that, they are blaming environmentalists, suggesting that the opposition to nuclear power stands between all of us and a two-degree world.