Sentence examples for Social stands from inspiring English sources

This year, though, the FDP played down its social stands in favor of its economic libertarianism.

The best strategy for Mr. Brady, some Republican insiders say, is to introduce himself to voters in Chicago and the suburbs, decry the sorry state of the economy — and talk as little as possible about his conservative social stands.

But as Mr. Day looks beyond his home district of Red Deer to the national stage, he plays down earlier conservative social stands, sometimes saying they are issues that should be decided in national referendums.

So, there it was: the Grateful Dead had once called on their fans to take some sort of social stand, and it was hardly a passionate rally cry.

In effect, taking a controversial pro-social stand becomes a public commitment to better behavior.

SSA is the acronym for Department of Health (Secretaría de Salud); IMSS is the acronym for Social Security Mexican Institute (Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social); ISSSTE stands for Institute for Social Security and Services for State Workers (Instituto de Seguridad y Servicios Sociales de los Trabajadores del Estado).

Lydia Hernandez, a social worker, stands before the door of Redz, as passing cars cast shadows against the scene.

Facebook's chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, has said the social network stands by its mobile advertising plan, despite concerns that users will be bombarded with unwanted messages.

What Taylor calls the "modern social imaginary" stands in direct contrast to the condition that obtained in 1500, when God was implicated in all areas of social and political life.

Worrying about social mobility stands in the way of social mobility; the central idea being that dire poverty is OK, so long as there's a route out of it.

The budget for social care stands at just over £14bn - a £1bn cut in real terms.