Sentence examples for a common stance on from inspiring English sources

In the coming days, the focus will remain on just how far Israel's military escalation will go, and whether the various Palestinian factions can reach a common stance on the terms of a ceasefire.

The council has been struggling for months to agree on a common stance on the Burundi crisis, with Russia insisting it is an internal matter and African countries reluctant to take a strong position.

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.

Pettit (2001) coined the term of discursive dilemma to highlight the fact that such problem can arise in all situations in which a group of individuals needs to reach a common stance on multiple propositions.

Merkel was traveling to Paris later on Monday to agree a common stance towards Greece with President Francois Hollande.

In other words, on the hottest political issues of early 1998, the nation's two leading elected Republican officials have been unable to work out a common stance.

Hollande, has called for a common EU stance on the NSA snooping.

In Beijing, an American official praised China's diplomatic efforts and called for a unified response to North Korea's missile tests, but it was clear that fissures between the main Asian powers had overshadowed any common stance that might put pressure on North Korea.

When he's face to face with Putin, rather than entertaining his long-held concerns about NATO, Trump should emphasize NATO's unity and the common transatlantic stance on Ukraine.

When he was coming to prominence in 1997, star of The Harry Hill Show on Channel 4, it was common practice to assume a stance on Hill.