Sentence examples for Common stance from inspiring English sources
Splits in the bloc on defence came into sharp focus earlier this year when the EU failed to come up with a common stance on lifting the embargo on arms deliveries to Syrian rebels.
Today the UMP leader Jean-Francois Cope held meetings to hammer out a common stance on Europe.
We urge all members of the Security Council, in particular Russia, to seize this opportunity and contribute to a common stance by the global community against the use of chemical weapons of mass destruction in Syria," Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle said.
The least common stance is being economically liberal and socially conservative.
The organised political opposition groups have largely been taken by surprise by these developments but they are trying to form a common stance.
Senior Whitehall sources insist, however, that in the overwhelming majority of potential crises the British and French will have a common stance.
Hollande, has called for a common EU stance on the NSA snooping.
The Czech Republic has stuck to the common European Union stance towards Russia.
Carney describes a plain and firm White House stance.
Last week China Unicom gave conflicting signals on its CDMA stance, hammering Qualcomm's share price.
Such a distinctive BBC stance would help its case for future public funding, he says.
