Sentence examples for Proposed stance from inspiring English sources

The simulation demonstrates that the SLIP runner applying the proposed stance controller reveals higher tracking accuracy and more rapidly converges to the regulated apex state.

There are various points in the legislative process at which a legislator makes her stance on the proposed bill known.

The audience also heard updates on the opening of a new Gelson's Market Thursday morning, the city's skeptical stance on a proposed 710 Freeway tunnel being floated by Metro and Caltrans and the completion of the city's General Plan update.

So far, many proposed approaches have adhered to a device-centric stance when including virtual objects into the ambient ecology; a stance inherited from existing interaction paradigms for mobile and stationary interactive devices.

James has a history of fighting against trans rights and LGBT protections, has advocated for Trump's proposed border wall, and has taken a vocal stance against abortion rights.

But it's important to note that Reilly signaled that studio Columbia Pictures is behind a sequel; the same can't be said for Universal's stance to a second "Anchorman," another proposed Ferrell movie sequel.

That group shaped the candidate's stances on issues such as a proposed doubling of basic research over 10 years, lifting the limitations on stem cell research, and funding comprehensive sex education.

Gary Greenwood, analyst at Shore Capital, said: "Proposed changes to the bank levy and a slightly softer stance on ring-fencing by the UK Government has removed some of the pressure to move elsewhere, but it has clearly not been enough to convince management to stay in the UK just yet".

His stance on business in general has been vague besides his proposed tax reform, which is more focused on individuals than small businesses outside of lowering the business tax rate from 35percentto15percentcent.

Iran's stance on nuclear research has hardened less than a week before the deadline on a proposed deal with world powers.

Labour is divided on its long-term referendum stance but says it is committed to a plebiscite if there is a further significant proposed transfer of powers to Brussels.