to stand for

We mentioned earlier that this leverages jQuery's convention of using divs on the page to stand for separate pages of your application.

The result has been a profusion of bland slogans that have come to stand for sustainable development and a greener approach to growth.

Remember to do it in love, but you will have to stand for the right If you want Christ's best for yourself and for your church.

The geometric means of every 5 vectors are used to act as representative samples to stand for five aging stage.

'Males are able to stand for months on the ice without swimming, so we don't have any concerns about that, ' she said.

Stand for the truth -- The Bible tells us our responsibility is to never oppose the truth but to stand for it at all times.

At the reception, katie had to take a few rests. The pain did not allow her to stand for long periods.

The letter "x" is often used to stand for an unknown number.

She was only eight after all, not able to stand for such a huge pain, it was like throwing her into hell every time.

Apparently off the cuff, he recently said he was a citizen like any other and could take off his uniform to stand for election.

The scroll was sealed in seven places as it had been rolled up. The scroll seems to stand for the title deed of the whole earth.

Fig5. But I always feel dizzy and shiver all over, and have to stand for a while.

Shortly after, the comic blogger Beppe Grillo decided to stand for the leadership of the Democratic party, the main opposition party.

So why did he decline to stand for re-election himself and impose his wife as the Peronist candidate?

She has almost become a symbol of all that Britain wants to stand for--- something and everlasting as the tower of London.

Check out the video below for footage of the flying run, but don't expect the record - if it's verified - to stand for long.

The vessel containing the solution is stoppered with a glass stopper and is allowed to stand for 10 minutes.

For months he has refused to rule out seeking another constitutional change that would allow him to stand for a third term.

All citizens who have reached the age of eighteen have the right to vote and to stand for election.

This usage makes the extrovert and the introvert seem to stand for opposed personality types.

Brand Japan, which used to stand for a culture of excellence, these days brings to mind something else: denial.

He would always advise candidates, whether they were running for president, Congress or local office, to stand for something.

The constitution will now be amended to permit elected officials at all levels to stand for the same post as often as they like.

The Tory leader says anyone failing to meet the request won't be allowed to stand for the Conservative Party.

To every New Yorker, and to all those who believed in what I tried to stand for, I sincerely apologize.

The word can mean goodness or excellence or even to stand for the right, regardless of cost.

They are practicing a form of "slippery slope" software development, she says, and users may not continue to stand for it.

Metonymy: A figure of speech in which something very closely associated with a thing is used to stand for or suggest the thing itself.

She says she's not going to stand for her own children disobeying her.

Opposition supporters called for President Abdoulaye Wade not to stand for a third term in office in next year's election.

And I will work to earn your respect. I will be guided by President Jefferson's sense of purpose to stand for principle.

Not " a dictionary , " or "dictionaries. " And that 's because -- well, people use the dictionary to stand for the whole language .

eg. She's not going to stand for her own children to disobey her.

Above all, Global Zero had to stand for a realistic process that was phased, multilateral, universal and backed by hard-nosed verification.

Yet the decision to keep him behind bars appears to contradict an earlier ruling that he should be allowed to stand for election.

Get people to protest make the government realize you know their plan, and you aren't going to stand for it .

The pro-democracy camp is planning to put forward 25 candidates to stand for the Legislative Council elections in September.

In June, Mr. Chui received 286 nominations, making him the only candidate qualified to stand for election.

Put the coffee in a jug . Heat the milk in a saucepan to near- boiling point and pour over the coffee . Leave to stand for 4 minutes.

To stand for the poorest and most vulnerable in the name of global peace and social justice.

I deem it to be my solo obligation and duty to stand for you.

Learn to stand for what you believe in no matter what people say. You live not to please everyone.

When I taught at Lanzhou University, I used to stand for hours on the Dongfang Hong Guangchang listening to the evening performances.

The president is going to stand FOR reelection.

After the 11-year restoration project recently, this historical monument will be able to stand for another two hundred years.

If one naughty boy played games on his class, the teacher would call-over him and leave him to stand for the whole class.

This relatedness is the basis for metonymy and euphemisms are used to stand for the euphemized subjects.

But it has come to stand for much more than the average, slow-gestating technical standard.

Any restrictions on the right to stand for election, such as minimum age, must be justifiable on objective and reasonable criteria.

He will be able to stand for re-election for a second and final three-year term in 2012.

Mr Sharif needs friendly judges to overturn a ban on his eligibility to stand for election, and wants them restored.

I'm not going to stand for that kind of behavior.

If you want your life to stand for peace and kindness, it' s helpful to do kind, peaceful things.

You have to stand for what you believe in. And sometimes you have to stand alone.

It is, above all, to matter and to count, to stand for something, to have made some difference that you lived at all.

When you see Washington so divorced from reality, I fill in name, to stand for election!

The letter also claims that workers at the shops had to stand for more than 12 hours a day and would still not receive overtime pay.

The student were made to stand for long for his being late.

The WTO said no challengers had emerged since Mr Lamy announced his intention in December to stand for another four-year term.

You're better off creating your own unique variables to stand for the attribute values.

It's come to stand for my childhood, which I've said goodbye to. That innocent small boy has gone.

It was very crowded and he had to stand for about five minutes.

Choose couplet trade net, mean bullion island to decide to stand for war his put in petrifaction industry.

Women were given the right to stand for Parliament in 1918 but still could not become members of the House of Lords.

He is to stand for York at the next election.

They also complained of having to stand for more than 12 hours per day and work extensive overtime without compensation.

They also fear it will benefit educated, high-caste women, who are more likely to stand for Congress or the BJP.

Elected as a deputy in 2002, he is likely to stand for office in Para, an Amazonian state, this year.

Remove from pan and place on a warm carving plate. Cover loosely with foil and leave to stand for about 20 minutes.

He hasn't a leg to stand for this theory of his.

A party's line on uniforms, academic selection, the curriculum and so on can be taken to stand for its wider thinking on social issues.

We do not have to stand for this.

This library came to stand for his belief in learning and truth.

Are you ready to stand for someone next to you?

and it seems likely that they will continue to stand for thousands of years yet.

Ms Otunbayeva will stay on as president for 18 months, but then be ineligible to stand for election next year.

They had to stand for hours without changing position.

He has the courage to stand for what he thinks is right even if others laugh at or threaten him.

She announced her intention to stand for Parliament.

"He won't behave irresponsibly but he doesn't plan to stand for re-election, " said one friend.

And in looking at John, the Lord said to him, now John, I want you to stand for me.

You can choose to stand for what's right, or you can choose to sell your soul.

They see no reason to stand for it again.

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin says he has accepted a proposal to stand for president in March 2012.

New York is supposed to stand for something.

I don't have to stand for such rude behavior.

Mr. Jackson is to stand for governor.

And what it involves is placing a value, usually a dollar value, to stand for utility on the costs and the benefits of various proposals.

"We do need to stand for democracy, " Obama declared in a 2007 speech.

A lot of JavaScript hackers looked at JSON and decided the X in Ajax (which is supposed to stand for XML) wasn't that important, anyway.

Bush offered a similar view in 2004, saying, "We have a calling from beyond the stars to stand for freedom. "

Against their will, the people had to stand for hours in the hot sun.

Freedom is what all these groups claim to stand for.

Work the metaphor . Every object has the capacity to stand for something other than what is apparent . Work on what it stands for.

They are deeply anchored in their divine origin and it "s still hard to stand for them. "

What's your name to stand for?

This is what I know for sure: In order to be truly happy, you must live along with and you have to stand for something larger than yourself.

B: I think I have good reasons to stand for myself.

In our country, all citizens reaching the age of 18 have the right to vote and to stand for election.

These words, I have just made up, have to stand for thing and ideas that we simply can't think of.

These words, which I have just made up, have to stand for things and ideas that we simply cant think of.

Who is this bland, timid guy who doesn't seem to stand for anything in particular?

Using characters or character strings in a defined syntax to stand FOR machine-related constructs such as instructions or data

beating eggs and taking the egg liquid to stand for standby use;

usually a dollar value, to stand for utility on the costs

When the time has come to stand for the power we believe

Bear to stand for election

How can we claim to stand for peace

To stand for every dream