Sentence examples for take stand from inspiring English sources

It is not clear yet if he will take stand in his own defense, but during a pretrial hearing in July he is reported to have made one comment about his practice.

A23 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Officers Take Stand to Tell Their Side in Diallo Killing Officers Sean Carroll and Edward McMellon testified at their murder trial about why they believed Amadou Diallo had a gun when they and two other officers on trial opened fire at him in a vestibule last year.

A study of his mental health" YEC Yes Bergman [2004]   "Anyone who has not studied inorganic chemistry and biochemistry at university level, should not take stand on the concept of chemical evolution, i.e., emergence of the first cell".

And I'm not telling you to start burning bras or incite riots, but now more than ever is the time to take stand up and take action.

We got TV time discussing how our company is made up of about 72% women and why we should take stand in a #DayWithoutAWoman.

"I'm a survivor, and we have to take stand in a lot of different ways, especially with these artists because we send a powerful message when we support them".

Part of this former doctor's brilliance is the fact that he's smart enough not to take stand-up too seriously.

It's tempting to suggest that the higher the art form, the lower the manner in which an audience will express its discontent, but that would be failing to take stand-up comedy into account.

Jim Mackey, NHS Improvement's chief executive, told the Observer that doctors who demand very high rates to take stand-in shifts are being unfair on permanent medics at the same hospital, who will earn less because they are on staff.

That's what makes him take stands.

It is not that the league does not take stands.