Sentence examples for standing for its from inspiring English sources
Put simply, if we come to interpret a sign as standing for its object in virtue of some shared quality, then the sign is an icon.
But Frankie-Rose Taylor, a 25-year-old Green Party candidate in Newham, says people tell her they are glad someone born and bred in the borough is standing for its council.
Further, we assume that the pilots are grouped in G clusters, each of length P + 1 : p ( m ) = [ p 0 ( m ) T, …, p G - 1 ( m ) T ] T. For the g th pilot cluster p g ( m ), the positions of its elements are collected in the set P g ( m ) = { P g ( m ), …, P g ( m ) + P } with P g ( m ) standing for its starting position.
The ingenious way that DFINITY achieves such performance boost comes partly from a piece of cryptography invented at Stanford, named BLS, standing for its three co-authors: Dan Boneh, Ben Lynn and Hovav Shacham.
Cairo - 27 May 2001 Mrs. Mubarak, Secretary-General Salim Salim, Excellencies, Distinguished Delegates, Dear Children: On behalf of the United Nations Children's Fund, let me begin by thanking the Government of Egypt, a UNICEF partner of long standing, for its hospitality and hard work in hosting this crucially important Conference.
Mr. Colbert wasn't standing for it.
The case of Greece is worth standing for: due to its geopolitical burden in troubled times but also due to the fact that Greece belongs to the same community of countries sharing the values of democracy, liberty, social justice.
Montague followed up with a question about balaclavas, which tripped Robinson up, but did not ask why the group was not interested in standing for election, to test its public support democratically.
Hayes has said that American Express is first and foremost a service company, standing for service in all its forms.
The other half keeping the thing standing for the century specified in its blueprints will be a challenge.
