Sentence examples for stand for closing from inspiring English sources

"We still have a community that's not going to stand for closing their firehouse," he said last week.

Soiles took the stand for close to a week.

For the above features small scores stand for close functional similarity between the respective genes.

PAGE A14 Mob Tied to Trash Profits A businessman banned from working in the New York City waste industry stands to profit from the plan for closing Fresh Kills.

Wilbert Rideau, who was an Angola inmate at the time, says: "We knew there was a place called CCR", an acronym that stood for Close Custody - Restricted, the place where Wallace and others were held.

The insurgents also included large numbers of Montenegrin Serb nationalists known as "Whites" (bjelaši), who "stood for close ties to Serbia", and about 400 former VKJ officers, many of whom were willing to work with the communists.

The data show that evaporation for closed stands varies from ∼1050 to 1350 mm/year and reached 1600 mm/year for young Eucalyptus grandis (Dye 1996 a ).

In an age of mandatory multi-culturalism and groupthink --where well-intentioned but stale pieties stand in for close scrutiny on the left, and shrill but defensive assertions parade as rigorous criticism on the right -- it is altogether beneficial to have a writer such as V.S. Naipaul in our midst.

The Italian league's disciplinary tribunal also ordered that their Curva Nord stand be closed for one game but suspended the sanction for one year.

One thing I did learn is that the tortillería stumbled on to the idea of serving tacos this spring, and although it's certainly popular, the stand may close for the winter when the garage doors have to stay closed all day long because of the cold.

The Championship match at Ashton Gate will have a sell-out 16,600 crowd, as one stand is closed for development.