Stands cancelled

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Their ideology, their world vision – as it stands – cancels out my existence.

He said that many customers had been lured by the rock-bottom prices offered by new service providers, whose licenses now stand cancelled.

At a hearing today in Brooklyn, a state appellate court heard arguments from lawyers for the Democratic candidate for county clerk, Richard Anderson, to reverse a lower court's decision and let the November results stand, canceling the repeat vote in the Town of Northeast scheduled for Tuesday.

Domestically we have, you know, there are fine points; we support canceling student debt; we're the only campaign that will stand up for that.

It now stands ready to cancel contracts and to "blacklist" companies suspected of corruption.

The Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel urged Mr. Godard in an open letter last week to "take a courageous stand and cancel your trip to Israel".

But after Mr. Rosa was notified that Mr. Roberto intended to sell the concession stand, he canceled the 1972 lease agreement, but the state and town have agreed to allow Mr. Roberto to run the stand through the summer until the town puts the concession out to bid, said James Lavin of the Greenwich Department of Public Works, which handles the lease agreement.

By the time the owner of the Diggi Palace, on the festival grounds, declared he would not put his property at risk, and the organizers said they had no choice but to stand down and cancel the video-link, everyone seemed ready to go home.

If the sitcom is cancelled entirely, Warner Brothers and CBS stand to lose as much as $250m£154m4m) in revenue.

After 120 minutes the score stood at 1-1 when Barry Phimister cancelled out James Craig's opener for Bute.

Cosby's stand-up tour was cancelled.