Sentence examples for stands for human from inspiring English sources
"Here we have European governments saying that the E.U. stands for human rights, democracy and values.
WHEN Kazakhstan was awarded this year's chairmanship of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), you could understand those who harboured doubts about the country's suitability to head an organisation that stands for human rights and democracy.
The name sounds Asian, but Hu stands for "human," and the philosophy is to serve food, most of it prepared on the premises, that puts a minimum on processed ingredients.
H-Farm (in case you're wondering, "H" stands for "human") is not an ordinary incubator, at least for the Italian market.
We use standard Cobb Douglas production function: Y_{t} = aL_{t}^{b} C_{t}^{c} where Y is output; L stands for human capital (labor); C represents physical capital; and the parameters a, b and c (the latter two being the exponents) are estimated from empirical data.
Europe stands for human rights, and now it's basically closing its eyes to human rights".
Honda calls the DN-01's compact hydromechanical automatic transmission an H.F.T., which stands for human-friendly transmission.
Genomic research in Africa has received significant support under a funding programme called 'H3Africa', where H3 stands for Humans, Heredity and Health.
"We stand for human liberty".
"I stand for justice I stand for human rights, I stand for real opportunities for everyone," he says.
American values and American interests, lead in the same direction: We stand for human liberty.
