The phrase "a different stance with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing varying opinions, positions, or approaches regarding a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The researchers took a different stance with their findings, suggesting an alternative interpretation of the data."
Alternatives: "a different perspective on" or "an alternative position regarding".
If not, there are plenty of rebels prepared to agitate over this, especially with high-profile MPs taking a different stance, with Chuka Umunna leading the new Brexit scrutiny group Vote Leave Watch, and others, including Hilary Benn and Emma Reynolds, preparing to compete for the chairmanship of the new Brexit select committee.
But Turkey expects Israel to take a different stance in dealing with the antisemitic Hamas and its pledge to destroy the Jewish state.
That is quite a different stance than America Online has taken with its new AOL TV product; the company has pledged to be open to any interactive programming and does not charge a fee for interactive advertising.
Conversations about climate change in the mainstream media and online tend to represent the issue as politically charged and highly divisive, and as a result people may be quick to label someone with a different stance in a way that makes their views easier to dismiss.
Google, with its goal of producing a car that doesn't have a way for a human to take control, is one of the few companies with a different stance at the outset.
While some took to social media to praise his actions, others took an entirely different stance with one user writing on Facebook: "By doing this, he is literally no better than the boys of the Bullingdon club burning 50 quid in front of a homeless man".
It seems T-Mobile has taken a different stance on G1 activation than Apple did with the iPhone.
Unsurprisingly, weed became a federal election issue, with each of the three major parties taking a different stance in the leadup to the Oct. 19 vote.
Unsurprisingly, weed became a federal election issue, with each of the three major parties taking a different stance in the leadup to the Oct. 19th vote.
