Sentence examples for stands for uniquely from inspiring English sources

We started with the brand's history and heritage, and really dug through the archives in great detail to understand what this brand stands for uniquely for American women.

He prods us into to appreciating that America is special, that America uniquely stands for freedom -- "freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of enterprise, and that freedom is special" in the history of the world.

In the world more broadly, while there are certainly forces that value U.S. support and even protection, the notion that the U.S. stands for international law and is uniquely positioned and perhaps even obliged to mete out punishment to violators of those laws, is not one that is taken seriously in many places.

The cities of North (Gandhinagar), East (Vadodara), West (Kacchh and Rajkot), South (Surat) and Central (Ahmedabad) of Gujarat taken as part of this study stand out uniquely for their sustained culture.

IUCN has been dealing with these sorts of issues for years now, and so stands uniquely poised to help regulate de-extinction science's future.

Faced with a president who is uniquely narcissistic, homophobic and racist, a position of principled opposition to everything Donald J. Trump stands for will make crystal-clear that the Democratic Party is none of those things.

(rand stands for Research ANd Development).

PATH stands for Prevention Assistance and Temporary Housing.

POES stands for Polar Orbiting Environmental Satellite.

(Here, "D" stands for Discontinuities).

The 'standsnds for speed.