Verbs such as "reaching" and "winning" share with "to see" the negative property of not standing for processes taking place in or to things, or for states in which things remain.
The kinetic model consists of 30 metabolites (including external metabolites and biosynthesis products) and 30 biochemical reactions (24 enzymes and 6 lumped reactions standing for transport/biosynthetic processes relating to external pathways; Additional file 1).
"What Tony Abbott is saying is he is not prepared to jeopardise his accelerated screening process by standing up for human rights," she said.
If the standard happens to be the political activism of the Janet Reno era, Mr. Ashcroft is likely to disappoint some by standing up for due process of the law of this land.
The imam has often appeared on television, advocating peaceful coexistence and standing up for legal process (against the arms stockpile that Hezbollah accumulated, after refusing to disarm following the civil war in 1975-90).
In an age of assertive nationalism we ought to celebrate British judges standing up for due process against corporate commercial interests and a baying media which preaches the rule of law but also tries to flout it across their inside pages.
It took guts for Miller to speak up like he did ahead of the charges being dropped, said KC Johnson, a history professor at Brooklyn College who wrote a blog post at the time praising Miller for standing up for due process.
To get through the process of standing up for your interests that's the second thing to do.
But in the planet's drier regions, where the population continues to rise, we can expect the time between use and reuse to grow ever shorter, with purification, pipes and pumps standing in for natural processes.
Many of the adults had retreated uphill to molt, a process that involves standing still for several weeks, itchy and hungry, while new feathers push out old feathers.
