As applied to a member of an organization, it usually means that he or she has paid the necessary dues and conformed to the other requirements.
As applied to a corporation, that it has made all necessary periodic filings with the state authorities (e.g., secretary of state).
As applied to a licensed professional, that he or she has paid the necessary fees, and there are no suspensions or other restrictions on the practice.
Being in good standing typically means that an individual or organization is compliant with all requirements, such as payment deadlines or membership obligations. It may also indicate a positive reputation or status within a group or community.
The Spanish term 'bueno suerte' means "good luck" in English.
Tumatambay is by standing.
a positive term referring to a good friend..or says urban dictionary.com
To "peer" can mean to look at something, or a "peer" can be someone of equal standing such as age group, social standing.
Answer: Standing "on line" is a simple way of saying that you are waiting in a line in NYC. Although, most Americans may use "in line", standing "on line" represents that a New Yorker feels on top of the world.
That is the smallest possible periodic payment to a creditor that is necessary to keep the credit account in good standing.
Standing Room Only
It's a racing term to describe starting from standing still.
Your standing on my toe. Good one! LOL! -popkilj289
Acronym standing for: F**k I'm Good, Just Ask Me
not good for the army .
Le menhir is a French word (from old Breton: man + stone) meaning standing stone.
In the MILITARY, the term "Oscar Mike", is used to say "On the move". Oscar standing for O, Mike standing for M. The use of "the" is taken out totally. So, Oscar Mike. :)
The term angelic means angel-like, good, kind and pure.
Good Faith Estimate.
pH is a scientific term, standing for potential hydrogen.
The term "stagnate" means not flowing or moving, motionless. It can also mean foul or stale from standing. Words with similar meaning include sluggish, dull from inaction, etc.