Sentence examples for a more accommodating stance from inspiring English sources

This was a major shift in position, and signalled the beginning of a more accommodating stance.

Public displeasure resulted in a more accommodating stance on public spending by Minister of Finance Danilo Astori.

It is impossible to say how things might have turned out had the Assad government taken a more accommodating stance toward the protest.

But the current Georgian Dream ruling coalition has taken a more accommodating stance towards Russia, and the atmosphere and language has changed.

U.S. sanctions, and the BDA affair, may have helped persuade Pyongyang to adopt a more accommodating stance in the latest round of six-party talks.

"The futures are indicating a bounce, which makes sense given action on Thursday and Friday and with the hope that Fed will take a more accommodating stance at tomorrow's meeting," Conroy says.

But despite the more accommodating stance towards rescued governments, Portugal's deficit targets remain tough, and the IMF is concerned that the public could reject the austerity measures being demanded of their government.

He shifted the tone of politics, eschewing bare-knuckles confrontation for a more accommodating approach.

"I don't think they'll find a more accommodating Israeli leader, or one with equal clout.

Administration officials said that a draft of his remarks was being reworked to reflect a more accommodating tone because of the new report.

Academia, a step or two removed from the machismo of the newspaper room, has proved a more accommodating realm for women writing about popular music.