Sentence examples for stand for open from inspiring English sources
The question is simple: will Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump stand for open debates and American democracy, or not?
When it was founded, in 1991, Mercosur claimed to stand for open trade and regional integration led by the private sector; in 1996 it committed itself to "the full respect of democratic institutions".
The key point is that it's fine if Google wants to take this stand for open.
Ev: To be clear we stand for open exchange of information.
ODB stands for open database, but its openness is disputed, as discussed below.
O, he says, stands for open.
O.V.V. IS A TERM OF ART that stands for Open, Vacant and Vandalized.
The publisher doesn't even need to change the title: OED also stands for Open English Dictionary.
The guys have a second concept store just over the road, called 1380 OYA (it stands for Open your Art) with books on art and design, and also run workshops on customising furniture.
G ̄ ( z ) ≺ F ̄ ( z ) for z ∈ [0, ∞) holds iff Λ 4 ( f ) = ∫ 0 ∞ f ( z ) d G ( z ) - ∫ 0 ∞ f ( z ) d F ( z ) ≥ 0, (A4). holds for all convex functions f, provided the integrals are finite. Here I stands for open interval in ℝ. The following useful definitions are extracted from [10].
"Because Twitter stands for open communication, we're pleased to unveil policy.twitter.com, our new site covering the most critical policy issues facing our users, as well as providing an unprecedented level of transparency into how and with whom we engage politically in the U.S.," reads a statement on Twitter's blog. . . . .
