Verb:

একটি দৃঢ় স্ট্যান্ড নিতে,

take a firm stand's Usage Examples:

Woolworth to "take a firm stand to eliminate discrimination.

were killed and wounded, calling on the international community to take a firm stand regarding the daily violations of the regime and Russian forces and.

Labour's leader, Walter Nash, had been criticised for his failure to take a firm stand on the issue.

national scope, to democratize its oligarchical structure, and to take a firm stand against racial discrimination in terms of hotels and meeting cities.

said the reason for his taking part in the Warsaw summit was, “to take a firm stand against forces that threaten the future of peace and security," in.

said it was the "responsibility of the international community to take a firm stand against the Islamic State" and to "start the war on Islamic State.

aforesaid Manxmouse instead of yielding and being swallowed shall take a firm stand in his defense and bravely and gallantly show that he means to fight.

He believed that the Church was obliged to take a firm stand against this poverty and his hard-working and personable character.

regard to faith and values", called on the international community to take a firm stand against terrorism, and vowed to keep up Turkey's struggle against.

The organisation insists that they "take a firm stand against all forms of racism".

"Hema will return award if SA doesn't take a firm stand today".

Both the governments of China and South Korea take a firm stand on issues in relation to Japanese war crimes.

large staffs, didn't understand what had happened, yet felt they must take a firm stand to encourage better performance in the future.

Lama; safeguard the unity of the motherland and ethnic unity and take a firm stand on political issues, taking a clear and distinct stand".

Lama; safeguard the unity of the motherland and ethnic unity and take a firm stand on political issues, taking a clear and distinct stand.

working any injustice upon them or humiliation for our office to take a firm stand against their intermarriage with white people, or to the preliminary.

man who understands the other problems of government, one who will take a firm stand for the enforcement of the law in a fair way; one who will be firm.

Synonyms:

rest; rise; queue up; queue; stand up; uprise; line up; arise; place upright; ramp; stand back; get up;

Antonyms:

sit down; lie; sit; lie down; stand still;