Sentence examples for stand towards from inspiring English sources

The Northern European countries (Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway) stand towards the top.

After the terror attacks, she made an almost-statesmanlike declaration, urging the French not to confuse Islam with radicalism.The left has not always taken an uncompromising stand towards radicalised Islam nor criminality in the banlieues.

The layout of the venue makes it possible to get right up to the band or stand towards the back and have a conversation without shouting "yeah!" at each other on a continuous loop.

Of course, there is an issue deeply rooted in the Arab consciousness that must also be highlighted in order to understand the justifications and motives of their stand towards Iran.

The official communiqué of the Global Anti-Aggression conferenceonference thanked the Turkish government for its political stand towards the war on Gaza and allowing the conference to be convened in Istanbul.

Merkel has been touted as a possible contender as a result of her political clout for being the most powerful, enduring political figure in Europe, and moral authority for her principled stand towards the refugee crisis.

Commercial thinning has the potential to increase structural diversity in managed conifer stands and redirect development of young stands towards structure characteristic of late-seral habitats.

Last Sunday a vulpine creature provided regal pre-match entertainment, roaming free on the pitch, then scurrying up into the stands towards the royal box.

In fact, it stands towards one corner, as if it has been set free to roam, and has reached a certain decision as to its own positioning.

Further the drought effect interacted with one of the two experimental treatments: the increase in leaf mortality was markedly higher in fertilised stands than in unfertilised stands towards the end of a prolonged drought period in July.

This sentiment is most beautifully summed up by the photo taken in the first match of this season by AFL photographer Michael Wilson, as Geelong player Georgie Rankin runs towards the stands towards the adoring faces of young female fans.