Sentence examples for stronger standing from inspiring English sources

"On the merits, English has a strong claim," said Kathleen Clark, a law professor at the Washington University in St Louis, who noted that the more recent and specific statute tends to have a stronger standing in court when it comes to disputes over appointments.

In this case, a stronger alliance between impacted communities and the HIA team would have given the health issue a stronger standing in the EIA process.

Then, you will have more self-confidence, and feel stronger standing on your own two feet.

That irritation is a sign of her lack of strong standing at the White House.

Ten years ago we started from zero, now we have high morale and are strong, standing against them.

But Mr. Xi, with his strong standing with military leaders, may also find himself called on at times to restrain the ambitions of the army.

"Republicans going up against a candidate with a very strong standing in the Hispanic electorate – and they don't have the perfect candidate," he said.

The second group is the one who has the strongest standing of all: the minors themselves who would want to purchase emergency contraception.

In one sense, Mr. Lazio's strong standing in a poll against a nationally known figure who has been campaigning aggressively for nearly a year is remarkable.

The outcome of the voting, in which the Liberal Democrats also lost their strong standing in key local councils — raised questions among party members about Mr. Clegg's political future.

But Mr. Molchanov and other analysts said that because Suntech has long been one of the largest solar manufacturers in China, with a strong standing in the industry, state-owned lenders in China were likely to continue supporting it.