Sentence examples for stands for public from inspiring English sources

"Stuff like 'P.D.A.,' which stands for public display of affection," he said.

But he chose not to put his eldest son's initial first because P. S. stands for "public school".

The "PBC" in Ignite Talks PBC stands for public benefit corporation and that is how Forrest set up the new organization.

You must see the word PUBNAT in the title (stands for "public national" and is open to, you guessed it, the public) -- if that word isn't there, it is not open to the general public.

Gillespie never stood for public office again.

Political representatives could also encourage more women to stand for public office and participate in politics.

Democrats oppose this because they stand for public financing of public schools.

But enough voters must show up in defense of two lawmakers who conscientiously stood for public safety.

So, as the divorce proceedings began, the question arose will PR stand for public relations or private relations?

The modern political animal is a risk-taker; you have to be to stand for public office in the first place.

Under the constitution, all individuals are permitted the right to participate in the political process, including the right to stand for public office.