Příklady stand

• The abolitionist was, constitutionally speaking, neither officer nor prisoner and as a consequence may stand for the ordinary citizen - "society," the people at large.

• The latter response is reinforced in us by our obligation to stand in solidarity with victims of wrongdoing against those who have wronged them.

• Thus, the passive walker reported here can stand still.

• This former self, we learn, stood before two paths, one leading to a hill, the other to a meadow.

• In the end, we have only neutered rhetorical forms to stand as theories, and random design novelties to stand as practice.

• Flies were considered recovered when able to stand up.

• The timber was necessarily burned where it stood or fell, since this then provided ash for fertilizing the subsequent crop.

• But for both groups, might not these specific symptoms also be standing for something deeper?

• These figures may stand out in a regional context, but have not been achieved through structural change.

• Large-sized pioneer species dominating early successional stands suffered greater damage and mortality, but these same species were observed as seedlings in newly formed canopy gaps.

• Each year the real number of trees per plot (stand) was recorded.

• Most of these logic trees can be used as stand-alone tools, depending upon the nature of the questions under consideration.

• Walls stand to 700 mm, varying degrees of intactness.

• Effects of climate and stand age on annual tree dynamics in tropical second-growth rain forests.

• Second, the present analysis as it stands cannot predict another possible reading of (27).