Sentence examples for stand for humans from inspiring English sources

You could say it's a metaphor: Birds stand for humans in an age of global movement and migration.

"We stand for human liberty".

"I stand for justice I stand for human rights, I stand for real opportunities for everyone," he says.

American values and American interests, lead in the same direction: We stand for human liberty.

In no language does the pronoun "she" stand for human beings of both sexes.

We live in times which require a fearless stand for human rights law and due process – in our own country and everywhere else.

Our stand for human freedom is not an empty formality of diplomacy but a founding and guiding principle of this great land.

Aiming for the hearts and minds of socially conservative and evangelical Christian voters, Mrs. Bachmann said Monday: "I will stand for human life.

Paradoxically, this may lead to a strengthening in the fight for the global ideals the UK and the EU stand for: human rights, justice, equality, free trade and investment and open societies, but this is not guaranteed," said the authors.

So please, if you stand for human rights, for freedom of speech and for eradicating ISIS, please share this message and let the world know of this injustice and biased agenda.

We are not really necessarily living the model we are preaching," she said, noting that US and western European claims to stand for human rights and democratic freedoms often ring hollow when others look at events in the Middle East, and politics appears corrupted by money.