Sentence examples for stand for values from inspiring English sources

Others say it is that the Islamists stand for values and are less corrupt than their secular brothers.

Universities and other bodies that stand for values worth defending diminish their prestige if they effectively sell off parts of themselves to the highest bidder.

Statues stand: they represent upstanding values but they also stand for values of bravery, altruism and power and the achievement of those individuals who represent them.

Here is a fundamental challenge to anyone who thinks the EU should stand for values of liberal democracy, pluralism, the rule of law and free speech.

"Lions have been used for centuries as the centre-pieces of coats of arms – widely perceived as the king of beasts, they stand for values such as bravery, valor and strength," a club statement enlightened us.

In the 1960s, people began to miss the war and thus, in a slightly disturbing way, they began to miss Hitler, not least because in a morally ambiguous world of cloak and dagger cold war espionage and drug-addled hippies bringing about the breakdown of any kind of suited, bowler-hat wearing authority, Hitler came to stand for "values".

More than that, he stood for values that mattered each time he took to the stage.

"Football and the DFB stands for values that Mr Erdogan does not sufficiently represent," the governing body's president, Reinhard Grindel, said.

Deutsche Telekom stands for values such as tolerance and openness and we do not condone any discriminatory acts or comments".

This is clear: he stands for values of liberty, transparency and privacy; though soon prosecutors in Dallas will try to persuade a jury otherwise.

Simply put, when the second column contains mixed values then it is assumed that numerical values stand for "normal" values and all textual values stand for "abnormal" values.