A signer of the Declaration of Independence and one of the prominent proponents of American liberty, Witherspoon had an unclearly defined stance on slavery that reflected America's conflicting attitudes toward enslavement.
Every era has a defining stance, and at present, it is standing with your legs crossed, like a model or a dancer en pointe.
The FLA's next march took place in October, and by then they had a more defined political stance, including advocating for internment.
Individual strides were defined from stance onset to subsequent stance onset.
"That really should raise eyebrows in scholarly circles". Other critics said the focus on "decolonizing" was akin to calling for the elimination of the Jewish state — a stance defined as anti-Semitic by the U.S. State Department.
On another wall, two late-20th-century works -- Louisa Matthiasdottir's "Self-Portrait in Overalls" and Lois Dodd's "Torn Barn" --present coftrasting kinds ofullll frontal implacability, one defined by stance, another by architecture.
Despite the value of 1/ ϕ falls in the range defined for stance phase in the literature (60 62%, i.e., 0.60 0.62), the fact that stance/swing is not different from ϕ needed to be statistically tested on data specifically collected in a sample of healthy subjects of both genders and with a wide age range for taking into account of biological variability.
He has long avoided defining a stance on how or whether to leave the European Union for fear of upsetting either pro- or anti-Brexit voters who could help bring his Labour Party back into a leadership role.
The Obama administration defined stark stances on the future of UN sanctions and some of the other outstanding issues ostensibly to rebut charges of "weakness" from domestic opponents and to deflect criticism from traditional U.S. allies Israel and Saudi Arabia that it is "appeasing" Iran.
One word, uttered repeatedly by Ms. Branco as she self-effacingly introduced the songs, seemed to define the stance of the evening.
"Now what is everyone supposed to do?" As the Obama administration defines its stance on foreign trade, it has been besieged by complaints about the legions in Hickory and elsewhere who have lost their jobs to overseas competition.
