nonstanding

nonstanding

English

Etymology

From non- +‎ standing.

Adjective

nonstanding (not comparable)

  1. Not standing; not remaining in force or status.
    • 1998, Tong Whan Park, The U.S. and the Two Koreas: A New Triangle, page 182:
      Under the proposed system, the nonstanding directors will be authorized to recommend bank officers and decide on major managerial issues. Those working for the top ten big businesses would not be eligible to be outside directors.
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