Sentence examples for proper standing from inspiring English sources

The most intriguing part of the judge's order on Thursday suggested that there may be no one with the proper standing to appeal the case to the Ninth Circuit.

Proper standing posture is about alignment and balance.

If they are animals or creatures, they you want to make them appear as they would naturally (proper), standing on their hind legs (rampant), standing on hind legs face turned toward you (rampant guardant), walking (passant), lying down (couchant), or sitting (sejant).

As a candidate in 2008, Obama himself had promised to overturn the Bush restrictions, part of his vow to return science to its proper standing.

Australia no longer kneels at the foot of the empire, but neither is it allowed proper standing as a source of world culture.

Making independence official would strip away a lot of humbug and double-talk, give the Palestinian Authority proper standing under international law, and force Palestinians to accept responsibility for their own self-government.

"Casino Royale" is allegedly the first 007 saga to feature rain, and Craig is the first proper bleeder, standing in front of a bathroom mirror and contemplating his own downpour.

The essential components, at least during the Old Kingdom, were the pyramid itself, containing or surmounting the grave proper and standing within an enclosure on high desert ground; an adjacent mortuary temple; and a causeway leading down to a pavilion (usually called the valley temple), situated at the edge of the cultivation and probably connected with the Nile by a canal.

From 1964 to 1969, Powell ran Motown's in-house "charm school," a mandatory course of instruction in proper sitting, standing, eating, dressing, chatting with fans, responding to reporters and every other act of public deportment that might make or break a Motown star.

In a career that could be calculated in generations, Lemmy was one of the few proper iconoclasts left standing.

"There used to be playing fields," he says, "big enough for a proper football pitch". Standing at the first-floor window, we can see a graphic illustration of the school's major problem laid out below us.