Sentence examples for stood for setting from inspiring English sources

When Lincoln lived in Illinois, his party stood for setting men free.

Alternatively, those people who use P.E.E.L. will know that the L is the linking sentence, similarly the 'S' can stand for setting up for the next paragraph.

Was Goethe wrong to take the story of Faust from Marlowe, and should Gounod and Berlioz have stood trial for setting it to music?English copyright law does not protect ideas, only their expression.

Of the large banks receiving federal help, Goldman Sachs stands out for setting aside the most per person for compensation.

And he has now broken a record that stood for 48 years, setting a standard that will be very difficult, if not impossible, to outdo.

Macron, a former economy minister who has never stood for election before, set up his "neither right nor left" En Marche! (On the Move) movement a year ago.

The China threat is that it stands for a set of values that are "corrosive to Western pre-eminence".

It's changed hands a number of times, but it stands for a set of values.

Another former deputy Labour leader, Lord Hattersley, also told the magazine that the party "needs to demonstrate what it stands for" and set out its ideology.

5S stands for sort, set in order, shine, standardize, and sustain.

You will need to get the following information: SSID: This stands for service set identifier.