Sentence examples for regional stands from inspiring English sources
Regional stands offer dishes from Calabria and Sicily, as well as local specialties.
Now a global sensation, Bunny started as a regional stand-out in Atlanta, GA -- where she first met RuPaul -- before moving to New York City in the early '80s.
Intra-Arab trade is low and regional politics stands in the way of greater market access.
Meanwhile, the Spanish national and regional authorities stand to collect 217 million euros ($288 million) in taxes over the first decade of mining activity, Emed said.
As the regional superintendents stood behind Mr. Bloomberg at a news conference at City Hall yesterday, the mayor praised them for showing "outstanding instructional leadership".
Joshua Siegel from StoneCapital Partners, a New York private equity firm that invests in small banks, says the regional banks stand to gain the most from the plan.
And now this: the Welsh Rugby Union and the four regions - sorry, the WRU and the new collective-bargaining authority called Regional Rugby Wales - stand in the kindergarten waving their nappies at each other.
Robert Jacobs, the regional director for Stand With Us, a group that advocates in support of Israel, said that in the wake of the shooting many Jewish groups made a point of improving security.
Several of the regional centres had stood empty for years, costing taxpayers thousands of pounds a day, when Mr Neill scrapped the project last month.
The request for briefs is the "expected next step" in the NLRB's consideration of whether the regional decision should stand and become national policy, notes Inside Higher Ed.
