Sentence examples for stand for having from inspiring English sources

"Spain and Poland can be put on the stand for having blown up any chance of compromise," wrote Le Journal du Dimanche of France.

Others doubted that the euro zone would long stand for having its main financial center in a nonmember country, and said it would inevitably begin directing its banking activities to Frankfurt or some other financial capital.

"What company would stand for having its brands, which are worth billions, taken away from them?" Scott McIntyre, a spokesman for British American Tobacco Australia, said in a statement.

Though he declined to specifically mention any company, Mr. Cook said that Apple would not stand for having its intellectual property "ripped off," and that "we'll use whatever weapons we have at our disposal".

However, we will not stand for having our IP ripped off.

"We will not stand for having our IP ripped off and we will use whatever weapons we have at our disposal, I don't know that we can be any more clear than that".

What I stand for has not changed.

Since I last wrote about glasses for the Guardian in 2005, what they stand for has changed.

As part of the coalition, our distinctive message has often got buried, what we stand for has got blurred and our ability to campaign is blunted.

In a standard proposition, the significata of a subject and predicate are diverse, but what they stand for has to be the same if the proposition is true.

But my values, my morals, what I stand for, hasn't changed because of this movie.