"What we need is a trade policy that stands up for workers, stands up for farmers," Sanders said.
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What we need is a trade policy that stands up for workers, stands up for farmers … So, no, I will not be voting for this agreement.
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Hase — she stands up for her rights like a man.
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It's because he repeatedly stands up for working class Americans.
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I'm a woman with integrity who stands up for what's right.
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Please spare me the "Mattis stands up for US values" takes.
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Instead of cowering before his father, Jesus stands up for himself.
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Love will never truly win until everyone stands up for it.
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She won't, and she stands up for what she believes in.
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Dean Obeidallah: Trump stands up for men accused of abusing women.
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Also, Tyler Cowen, an economist and blogger, stands up for big business.
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But Pixar's Inside Out stands up for sadness as a helpful emotion.
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I stand up for Australia's interests, he stands up for America's interests.
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A church that worships Jesus stands up for vulnerable women and girls.
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Carrie Underwood stands up for her friends including her personal trainer, Erin Oprea.
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Dad William is a William who stands up for what he believes in. 7.
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If Williams stands up for herself, she risks code violations and rare game penalties.
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She puts her foot down and stands up for what she believes is just.
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History's most decorated track and field Olympian, Allyson Felix, stands up for maternity protections.
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He stands up for people the way you like to stand up for people.
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I thought, 'By golly, I'm not the only one — Patsy stands up for herself too.
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" —Pauline Garcia, pictured with her daughter, Antoinette Garcia "Frida stands up for what she believes.
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She realizes she does love him when he stands up for her to Jimmy's heckles.
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Here's the Rundown:Kevin Hart Stands Up For Meek MillBlac Chyna: Gettin' Frisky With New Boyfriend!
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By standing up for herself and her parenting, El Moussa stands up for moms everywhere.
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"Anybody who stands up for the rule of law today is a hero," said Rep.
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"She's derided by the President because she stands up for all of us," he said.
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Some believe he stands up for Christian values, and they don't believe the news media.
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Gilly stands up for him, telling Lord Tarly that, hey, Sam's killed Thenns and White Walkers.
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She has faced so much adversity and still stands up for her rights despite constant threats.
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Who is out but not too out, but stands up for things but not too much.
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"She is impressive and clear-minded and clever, and she stands up for others," she said.
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In one of the play's most memorable scenes, Proctor, in desperation, stands up for his name.
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New dad Prince Harry makes us swoon whenever he stands up for his wife, Meghan Markle.
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And she instinctively stands up for her kid when Andrew is stereotyped by a racist teacher.
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Tyrion's fighting with Daenerys and Jaime's fighting with, uh, everyone but Brienne, who stands up for him.
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Lena Dunham has made some mistakes, but she stands up for what's right and that's what matters.
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It really is a family that sticks up for each other and stands up for each other.
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There's the aforementioned Monica, who stands up for the starring group of geeky startup boys — er, men.
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She really stands up for what she feels is right and will protect you at all costs.
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Joe also stands up for Forty and Love, who ultimately dumps Milo to get back with Joe.
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At a time when values are being challenged, Edward always stands up for what he believes in.
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She stands up for what she believes in, and she's very protective over her brother and her sister.
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I love that there's freedom of speech and that he can stands up for what he believes in.
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It's why Hannah, even after she stands up for herself, still stays to listen to his daughter's music.
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I really look up to my mother and the way she stands up for girls' and women's rights.
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Nepalese judge Tek Narayan Kunwar stands up for thousands of trafficking victims in the Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal.
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I like her work, but I also like that she stands up for things that she believes in.
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The simple fact is that when the U.S. stands up for Israel achieving peace gets easier, not harder.
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If the mob stands up for women and stands up to the National Rifle Association, I want in.
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That we are still a liberal democracy that stands up for the right to asylum, in a unified Europe.
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" When my daughter stands up for a classmate who is getting picked on, I say, "Just like your daddy.
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To win back power the Democratic Party must be the party that stands up for women and reproductive freedom.
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" The headline now clarifies: "Anthony Weiner Mistress Stands Up for AOC After Evil Internet Trolls Spread Fake Nude Photo.
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"I am a person who stands up for what is right — and I respect someone who stands up," says Johnson.
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In the letter, the group stands up for the "courageous" Argento, and calls out a toxic culture of blaming women.
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For the work activists and women are doing in the daily fight against gender-based violence in South Africa, Markle ended her address by quoting poet and civil rights activist, Maya Angelou, who wrote: "Each time a woman stands up for herself, without knowing it, possibly without claiming it, she stands up for all women."
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It makes us a prudent and responsible world power that stands up for our own security and the freedom of others.
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While the adult human filming the video stands passively beside her, the baby stands up for something she believes in. Treats.
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They demonstrated that they want to be represented by someone who stands up for working people with actions, not just words.
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I want to follow the legacy of this house by seeing that India stands up for its Muslim sisters and daughters.
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A judge's career background doesn't always predict her rulings — Justice Sonia Sotomayor, a former prosecutor, often stands up for the accused.
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Broken down along party lines, 91% of Republicans say he stands up for what he believes in, along with 52% of Democrats.
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Their statements of support have centered on the same message: The Mr. Jordan they know always stands up for what is right.
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This new, improved Bong-sun stands up for herself, flirts with her boss and, as a bonus, displays some dazzling kitchen savvy.
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GRRRL stands up for women's rights—we want to inspire other women and inspire each other to continue fighting injustice with creativity.
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If no one stands up for the Uighurs, who will defend these other groups when Beijing turns its repressive hand on them?
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"They will lay their bodies down to defend any 16-year-old who stands up for a left-wing cause," Klavan said.
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"She is a leader for this team and she stands up for what she believes in, she speaks up about that," Naeher said.
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If the DNC truly stands up for women like they say they do, then returning Weinstein's dirty money should be a no-brainer.
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But Tall Boy's questioning is also the first moment that Jughead officially stands up for Betty being there, with him, doing Serpent things.
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I wanted to make him unapologetic and strong and someone who stands up for himself and doesn't take garbage people say about him.
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Pretty much all the minnows are in favor of everything EU because it stands up for their interests against the bigger bully-boys.
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You're open to dating someone very unlike you, and are impressed when someone takes a strong stance and stands up for their beliefs.
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When they stop her early, she stands up for herself in one of the most body-positive speeches in This Is Us so far.
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Both Tim Lee and Ezra Klein at Vox have made the case against Thiel's legal tactics, while economist Tyler Cowen stands up for him.
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As the caucus draws near, Washington lobbyists are working overtime to smear any candidate who stands up for Iowa families against the special interests.
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There is no easy way to distinguish between a musician who spouts "prepackaged doctrine" and one who boldly stands up for what is right.
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Jamie stands up for his uncle, and manages to secure him a role as leader of the Highlander dragoon, a sort of guerrilla force.
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" Reports that Howell intervened to stop the shooting didn't surprise Oliva, who described his friend as "the type of person that stands up for you.
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" Tester's campaign is focused on how their candidate stands up for and represents Montanan values, and his team has taken to calling Rosendale "Maryland Matt.
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Unless the Senate stands up for the American people and says no to the Regulatory Accountability Act that safety and prosperity may be taken away.
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He desegregates the NASA bathrooms with a sledgehammer and stands up for Katherine in quieter but no less emphatic ways when her qualifications are challenged.
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A curious child can read whatever he or she wants in a good library, which has no borders and stands up for the First Amendment.
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"Marlin is more in the style of a Ben Sasse that stands up for what he believes in but also works with his colleagues," McIntosh said.
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And the jury seems to be rooting for a few people over others: Aubry Bracco audibly cheers as Gavin stands up for himself against War Dogs.
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As one of the most powerful lobbies on the hill, it will be important to watch who stands up for this legislation and who stays quiet.
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Heriberto from Caruthers thought a man needs to be responsible: To be a man is someone who stands up for themselves and someone who is responsible.
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"We have to campaign and make sure May stands up for the rights of everyone everywhere," said Jassm, who is a project manager in local government.
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It's his duty to be both accessible and vocal—that's how he reaches the people he's trying to help and stands up for the causes he supports.
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" Shelton stands up for himself by first saying, "I'm going to pull myself out from under this bus that the other three have parked on my skull.
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Let's hope that this time President Trump stands up for American consumers and workers and tells the uncompetitive solar panel manufacturers to go build a better mousetrap.
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More importantly, Director Mulvaney believes in the president — because he is working every day to lift up millions of Americans and stands up for our great country.
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They called themselves the party that stands up for tradition, and tried to turn that anger into votes for the B.J.P. India is a deeply religious country.
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This dynamic between the two women is great: Warren hits Klobuchar as hard as any other candidate, but stands up for her when she's being treated unfairly.
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" Democrats aren't just embracing McCain; they're portraying themselves as the party that stands up for the military, and for veterans, after Donald Trump called it a "disaster.
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But it proudly stands up for the principle of welcoming foreigners in need; in 2015 its then editor-in-chief even pointedly took in refugees to his home.
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Caroline Bedol once again catches her chief stew Kate Chastain and second stew Josiah Carter gossiping about her on Tuesday's Below Deck — so she stands up for herself.
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I think about her being a strong woman, being this badass character that stands up for herself and for all the women who cannot stand up for themselves.
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But while Europe has so many plates spinning, it's more essential than ever that the EU stands up for its principles and the interests of its own members.
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An arduous legal battle follows as Beth (Vanessa Bayer) stands up for "the most oppressed group in this country" — Christians, naturally — in refusing to admit that God is gay.
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When Amy Schumer stands up for common sense gun control and Lena Dunham speaks up for abortion rights, they're not just mobilizing their followings but deploying their cultural currencies.
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"We must push for a trade policy that also stands up for workers' rights, the environment, people's health and our democratic space," they said, in a nod towards critics.
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Joseph Ryan La Cour says he's been on the receiving end of Chris' rage because he stands up for Karrueche while she fights to keep Chris away from her.
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On Thursday, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star tweeted her frustration about critics who delete their negative comments after she responds to them and stands up for herself.
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"I think Hillary stands up for us, I need it," said Ophelia Sanchez, a Latina immigrant who took time off her shift at the Bellagio to caucus for Clinton.
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Throughout, Ms. Lopez holds the screen in a star performance that has less to do with acting than with embodying a forceful, streetwise woman who stands up for herself.
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Because Ansari identifies as a feminist and stands up for women's rights, it can be especially hard to determine what is and isn't acceptable about his behavior toward women.
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Madison stands up for herself and says that she wasn't telling him what to do, she was sharing her "expectations and feelings" that are just as "valid" as his.
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Bloomberg seems to show contempt for working people, and Trump would have us believe that he stands up for them and is their voice in these sorts of things.
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Come on, Hollywood — you were so close — a strong female protagonist who doesn't have to strip naked, who has talent, professional dreams, and creative passion, who stands up for herself.
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Read These Stories Next: Hollywood Wants Gun Control — For Everybody But Them Don't Compare Atlanta's "Teddy Perkins" to Get Out Dallas Restaurant Stands Up For Gun Control During NRA Convention
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Karen Attiah asked on Twitter to be spared from the "'Mattis stands up for US values' takes" in the media after Mattis said he was resigning from the Trump administration.
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Soon she's back in New York, where she stands up for an indigent immigrant whose entry is blocked by an immigration officer, while a repentant J.J. waits in the wings.
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The Game of Thrones star reps Doritos Blaze, a hot and spicy spin on the chip, while Freeman stands up for Mountain Dew Ice, the brand's new lemon-lime flavored soda.
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August 17: Trump stands up for Confederate monuments Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments.
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I think if each person stands up for what they believe in and holds strong to that and their own identity, in a lot of cases that's all you can do.
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"He stands up for people in his inner circle and people he knows when he thinks they are being treated unfairly," Conway told CNN's "State of the Union" of the president.
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Tray bristles when people call Shannon "his bitch," he continuously talks about his appreciation for her personality over her physical attributes, and he stands up for her when no one else will.
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But secondly, Canadians also expect and have always expected that the prime minister stands up for Canadian interests, Canadian values, Canadian solutions, and not just be an extension of the United States.
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She shuns technology in favour of real experiences and emotions, stands up for herself in a workplace which "celebrates the inane" and vows to her unborn child that she'll do her best.
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The AG is supposed to serve as the country's top law enforcement officer – someone who stands up for the rule of law & defends the US Constitution against all enemies, foreign or domestic.
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In the episode, Mickey stands up for Ben's decision to wear his mother's heels to school, and ends up passing him as "Beth" to get him into the all-girls school next door.
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For me and my mates who have only recently started to see families that look like ours onscreen, we've naturally gravitated towards Ahmed and the way he stands up for all of us.
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While President Trump gets low marks from Americans on his temperament, trustworthiness, and leadership, 68% of Americans agree that he stands up for what he believes in, according to a new Pew Research survey.
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At the heart of the political reading of Watchmen is the book's most misinterpreted character: Rorschach, a vigilante who both stands up for the truth and acts violently against those whose beliefs he abhorred.
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"I feel like the typical outcast [in a teen movie] is bullied and [just accepts that will happen], but Sierra believes in herself, and stands up for herself [against people like Veronica]," Froseth said.
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"I truly believe that we are blessed as a Nation to have a Commander-in-Chief that stands up for our warfighters, and cares about how they and their families are treated," he wrote.
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" And now that she's won not only acceptance but acclaim as a drag queen, West Dakota says she's turning her attention outward, acting as a figure "who stands up for what [her audience] believes in.
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"I like the fact that he stands up for what he believes in, and he doesn't fall for the political language," he added, though Calvert is an independent and picked a write-in last year.
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But peace with Israel, international use of the canal and cooperating in the fight against terrorism are in Egypt's own interest, and they are unlikely to be abandoned if America stands up for democratic principles.
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But Tessa also tells Hardin when he's being unbearable; stands up for herself when things start to feel off in their later relationship; and dictates her sexual boundaries and when she's ready to push past them.
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Congress is not going to get the information, the American people are not going to know what happened until either Congress stands up for itself with a contempt finding or an impeachment, or President Trump declassifies.
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According to these kids, a friend is someone who stands up for you, likes you for who you are, wants you to be happy, loves you, accepts you, cares for you, and protects you from bullies.
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Rothwell provides much of the comic relief in the film with her funny wisecracks, but her arguable standout scene is when she publicly stands up for the film's protagonist, Simon (Nick Robinson), after he comes out.
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"If we want to defeat Donald Trump and the Republicans' disastrous agenda and build a country that stands up for opportunity and justice for all, we can't take a single vote for granted," Cecil told BuzzFeed News.
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Case stands up for the concept of impact investing even more than her billionaire husband, AOL founder Steve Case, who promotes venture capital investment in entrepreneurs in smaller U.S. cities through his Rise of The Rest Tours.
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"He is proving every day that working class Americans are ready and willing to fully fund a campaign that stands up for them and takes on the biggest corporations and the wealthy," said campaign manager Faiz Shakir.
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I'm less interested in whether a president kneels down than in whether he or she stands up for the important values that many religions teach — altruism, mercy, sacrifice — along with the religious pluralism that this country rightly cherishes.
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After Chief Gallagher had his rank restored this month, he thanked Mr. Trump on Instagram, writing, "I truly believe that we are blessed as a Nation to have a Commander-in-Chief that stands up for our warfighters."
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Callie Torres on Gray's Anatomy, for example, not only names herself bisexual, but also stands up for herself when her lesbian wife implies that bisexuality isn't real (highlighting that bi erasure sometimes even comes from people within LGBTQ communities).
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"He is proving each and every day that working class Americans are ready and willing to fully fund a campaign that stands up for them and takes on the biggest corporations and the wealthy," Shakir said in a statement.
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Taron Egerton's Robin of Loxley struts and pouts through his manor before being sent to the Crusades, where he stands up for the Moor who will become this version's Little John (Jamie Foxx, who must have lost a bet).
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What happens, of course, is that everybody is fearful for their position, but I find it very hard to hear that nobody stands up for the young inexperienced intern when somebody who ought to know better is throwing their weight around.
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First baseman Greg Bird said he looks for three qualities in a manager: Someone who is even-keeled, stands up for his players and knows the game well — the latter of which, he said, is a given in the major leagues.
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Frank does his best, so far as he knows — he stands up for Claire with Dean Jackson (Colin Stinton) — but for Claire, an everyday life with an everyday husband falls short of the romance and purpose she can't leave behind.
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EU officials and the French economic minister have expressed concern about this new government, which, ironically, only strengthens the populists' message that what Italy really needs is a government that stands up for national sovereignty in the face of declarations from supranational institutions.
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Set amid the smog of contemporary Tehran, it tells the story of Niloofar (Sahar Dowlatshahi), an unmarried 30-something who stands up for herself rather than move with her ailing mother, who, her doctors say, should leave the city for her respiratory health.
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A recent Boston Globe article "Hillary Clinton Stands Up for Man in Child Custody Case"describes a 1978 custody case tried by Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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And every American who stands up for immigrants because they know that their parents or grandparents or great grandparents were immigrants too, and they know that America is an idea that only grows stronger with each new person who adopts our common creed.
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"We need a federal government that stands up for workers, not against them," Cruz, whose state is home to numerous oil refining companies, told a cheering crowd of 1,200 people gathered in a tent on the grounds of the Philadelphia Energy Solutions plant.
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" Kayvon Richards, a college student in the audience, opened the meeting with a prayer to God about "this special opportunity we have to make a decision that comes back to you, that stands up for your word, your truth and your values.
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But then Gaga began her halftime performance with a back-to-back rendition of Irving Berlin's "God Bless America" and Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land," the famous rebuttal to Berlin's song that stands up for the underrepresented and underserved in America.
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"He is proving each and every day that working-class Americans are ready and willing to fully fund a campaign that stands up for them and takes on the biggest corporations and the wealthy," said campaign manager Faiz Shakir in a statement.
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But as Romney all but admits, he has a vested interest in defending the rights of those, like his father, who were born outside the U.S. He also stands up for President Obama, which means no birther can really take him seriously at this point.
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Jackson tries to berate the usually timid doctor for this, but she stands up for herself in a pointed moment of girl power — and one that shows Mer the patient's POV when a doctor is using your case to work out some personal issues.
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The Vermont independent "is proving each and every day that working class Americans are ready and willing to fund a campaign that stands up for them and takes on the biggest corporations and the wealthy," his campaign manager Faiz Shakir said in a statement.
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The trailer digs into the origins of Aquaman with a scene of him as a child (who at that point had the name Arthur Curry) being bullied by some older kids in an aquarium who then back off when an actual shark stands up for Arthur.
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Mr. Gondelman is pushing back on the caricature of the millennial generation as coddled narcissists — besides defending participation trophies, he also stands up for selfies — while lampooning those who suggest that the problem with the way we raise kids is an abundance of sensitivity and generosity.
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But Biden is somebody who is interested in the heroic idea of American foreign policy and the American foreign policy president: the person who stands there at the moment of decision and makes sure America stands up for its traditional role in the world and its values.
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As the debate rages on inside the beltway, families across the country know that there is no debating the critical importance of an agency that stands up for us against fraudsters and predators in the financial sector — even if we don't always know that agency's name.
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" Kaine lived modestly, and disclosed more details on his conflict-of-interest forms than the law required, but, Schapiro wrote, he "dutifully stands up for Clinton on the troubling relationship between her family's foundation and the foreign interests from which it's received millions of dollars in donations.
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Charley makes sure to mention that Darla has been a big part of that, and when her dad throws a little bit more shade, Ralph Angel stands up for his woman, reminding her father that she had to rebuild her life from the ground up, which is also impressive.
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Earl Hilliard said Sutton's "story is a shining example of the best and the brightest which occurs in America when a single citizen has the bravery to stand alone, in the face of mounting pressure and odds, and stands up for justice and equality," according to the Washington Post.
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Order a sandwich for all us stuck eating complimentary wraps in a meeting, hoping the crunch of the romaine will drown out the din of our despair, pining for that magical politician who stands up for what they believe in: a wrap-free world, made beautiful by bread.
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She's soft-spoken, but determined, a trait that becomes apparent in the way she stands up for her and Fonny's right to be parents when confronted by her mother-in-law in a scene of such complex and comic tension that it alone would make the film worth seeing.
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" And when DeVos was confirmed by a vote of 51 to 50, over unanimous Democratic opposition, Senator Cory Booker went on Facebook, "frustrated and saddened," to sound a sorrowful note: "Somewhere in America, right now, there is a child who is wondering if this country stands up for them.
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Here is a 43-year-old actress waxing fluidly about art and desire and the devaluing of women's labor under patriarchy, working herself into a frenzy, letting her hair fall into her face as she stands up for herself to a man she also wants to grab hold of.
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"In the face of cruelty and fear from a lawless president, we will choose to be the nation that stands up for the human rights of everyone, for the rule of law for everyone and a democracy that serves everyone," O'Rourke said at the beginning of the debate.
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Many workers say that US presidents should support investments in electric-car manufacturing as part of any Green New Deal to ensure that those products are made here in the US."The American dream is vanishing, and it's time that someone finally stands up for us," Tiller added.
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"When companies break rules designed to protect your health, when cheaters stack the deck against businesses that follow the law and when violators try to pull wool over your eyes, EPA stands up for you and we claim the protections that are rightfully yours under law," she said.
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"We are going to do everything that we can and we have started that progress to transform the Democratic Party into a party that stands up for working families," Sanders said on CNN's "State of the Union" when asked if he would give his list to the DNC.
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The Shape of Water is an achingly tender fairy tale that celebrates sex, love, art, and empathy; that stands up for the people on the margins; that turns a critical eye toward American hegemony; and that does it all by through a rapturous romance between a woman and a merman.
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In 2016 he backed Mr Trump but is socially liberal, like the character Roseanne, who defends her daughter Becky's decision to become a surrogate mother because "it is her body", and stands up for her gender-fluid grandson when he insists on going to school wearing a skirt and sequinned boots.
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Higher monthly internet bills, obnoxious video buffering, and a market where a future Netflix will be smothered by broadband giants are all part of a dark vision of the internet put forward by leading Senate Democrats Tuesday, one they fear may come to pass unless the public stands up for network neutrality.
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"If Democrats are going to position themselves as a party that stands up for the public against big special interests, they can't be taking money from the biggest purveyor of nicotine addiction to kids," said Dr. Stanton Glantz, University of California at San Francisco's director of its Center for Tobacco Control Research and Education.
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"Somewhere in America, right now, there is a child who is wondering if this country stands up for them," Booker proclaimed shortly after DeVos's confirmation hearing, denouncing the woman who'd captained a school choice lobbying group, the American Federation for Children, that Booker had earlier credited as a principal cause of his political rise.
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She stands up for herself, but she is predominantly a quiet person who lives in her head—she tells people she sees herself as invisible, she brings romance novels with her on a ski trip, she gets Peter to watch Sixteen Candles with her (it's in their contract; in exchange, she has to watch Fight Club).
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For police officers, this is seen as a defensive measure: A cop may feel that if he stands up for all his other fellow officers, they'll stand up for him if he ever gets into trouble — particularly in cases where the public might not be able to understand why an officer had to do what he did.
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For Macron, the reform is seen as crucial to convince his voters of a need for difficult economic reforms at home by showing he stands up for their interests in the EU. European lawmakers last week agreed their own stance on the matter, including by proposing a 24-month limit on working abroad under posting rules, and ensuring that such mobile workers are entitled to the same bonuses as the locals.
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In addition to his Invictus Games, which helps injured veterans achieve new goals via sporting competition, Prince Harry regularly stands up for sports-oriented charities for children and young people across the U.K. "The prince observed that a lot of young people who use our charities have been let down in the early stages of life and that their success is defined by how they pick themselves up," said Alex Eagle, founder of The Running Charity.
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