| But have the courage of your convictions, stand your ground and say it as it is. |
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| Basically, they're trying to figure you out and see if you run like prey or stand your ground. |
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| Bend to meet grandparents halfway on less significant rules, but stand your ground on issues that are really important to you. |
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| Within hours, certainly within the first week, you will begin to discover whether you have the willpower to stand your ground. |
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| This is a job that requires an open mind, clear thinking and an ability to always challenge yourself yet stand your ground. |
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| Should you ignore this step and decide to stand your ground and go toe to toe in some righteous bravado, victim and abuser no longer apply. |
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| In such circumstances it is important to stand your ground, resisting the impulse to run away. |
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| There is nowhere to run, so you stand your ground and simply try to stay alive. |
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| Keep true to sound principals and stand your ground. |
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| If you stand your ground, you will find that the final offer was not so final after all, and the deadline was not as rigid as it was purported to be. |
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| Some twenty-seven states have Stand Your Ground laws involving justifiable homicide when attacked. |
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| Stand your ground on what you know is right, but do so calmly and make allowances for the fact that you could actually be wrong. |
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| In 2005, the affirmative self-defense was broadened under the so-called Stand Your Ground Statutes. |
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| He is in fact claiming self defense under the Stand Your Ground law. |
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| This panel discussion on Stand Your Ground examines whether this law is a justifiable explanation for self-defense or a license to kill innocent people. |
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| If being a law-abider means acting according to the logic of Florida's Stand Your Ground law, then, as Jelani Cobb has pointed out, Martin, stalked and scared, could have invoked it. |
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