Sentence examples for stand down there from inspiring English sources

Yet if election candidates who impugned a whole political party – as happened with Carmichael – were required to stand down, there'd be hardly any left standing at the end of an election campaign.

It's hard to stand down there.

That was David Lepper – but he had not been defeated: he had announced long before the election that he planned to stand down There are a number of potential reactions to the recent news that the constituency of Brighton Pavilion has elected Britain's first ever Green MP, in the shape of party leader Caroline Lucas.

Despite promises by the Obama administration to stand down, there are no guarantees pot businesses will be left alone.

"If you're up here in the Bronx, where I am," he said, "and you're taking the subway late at night, you'd want to stand down there by the subway booth.

Clegg added: "I hope when I stand down there will be lots of people who will be after my job... Tim is an incredibly gifted politician and his own intentions he'll have to make clear when the time comes".

When we stood down, there were 10,000 observers.

He said: "There is no plan by Nick to stand down and there is no plan by anybody else to seek to push him out.

His decision to stand down means there is an Commons exodus of major parliamentary figures of the Blair-Brown era from the Labour benches.

Separately, Benn had begun to speak to MPs to suggest he would ask Corbyn to stand down if there was significant support for a move against the leader.

His decision to stand down means there is a Commons exodus from the Labour benches of major figures of the Blair-Brown era.