We have long worked to promote more equitable and inclusive access for all children across Rakhine and Myanmnar, and we stand by our principle that a child is a child and every child in need deserves help.
"I still stand by the principle of the thing". In a Feb. 16, 1998, Newsweek article, he wrote, "... in a celebrity sports world, hockey never creates identifiable stars". Again, Deford himself previously used terms such as "The Great One" and a "fabulous legend" to describe Gretzky.
I still stand by the principle of the thing". DeFord article: Feb. 16, 1998: "... in a celebrity sports world, hockey never creates identifiable stars". Correction: Deford himself wrote that Gretzky was a "fabulous legend". Deford's response: "What's sort of silly is obviously I know about Wayne Gretzky..
We stand by this principle".
"I stand by the principle," Jamie said.
The judiciary must stand by constitutional principle in spite of, not in accord with, popular sentiment.
"I've always believed in the public's right to know, and I stand by that principle," Pence said.
"That is why Labor must stand by the principle of non-refoulement, central to the refugee convention, of which Australia is a signatory," she wrote.
"We will continue to stand by the principle that sovereign democracies have the right to make their own decisions and choose their own partnerships and alliances".
While I stand by the principle, I do wonder whether asking for someone else's home-grown fruit and veg might be a bit awkward – although there are a few groups devoted to doing just that (safety in numbers, I suspect).
"We stand by the principle of signing the agreement together".
