Sentence examples for a different stance from from inspiring English sources

Diana Fortuna, president of the Citizens Budget Commission, a watchdog group, praised Mr. Bloomberg for taking a different stance from his predecessors.

And OHRP ultimately took a different stance from NIH, the report notes.

It adopted a different stance for the public.

It's a little bit of a different stance for us".

It's a much different stance from the one Mark Suster, a Los Angeles-based venture capitalist and the founder of Upfront Ventures, took on his own blog.

One is titled "If this is South Carolina, I must be pro-life," and asserts Mr. McCain takes a different stance on abortion in California from his position in South Carolina.

Asked to explain his position last week, Mr. Espaillat offered a different stance: he said he was "rejecting any super PACs from getting involved in this campaign".

Then we narrow that down, and from there, obviously, I always try to take a different stance on things.

But in the States he'd encountered a different stance.

Predictably, Conor O'Shea, Quins' director of rugby, took a different stance.

The mayor of Boston, Martin J. Walsh, had taken a different stance.