Sentence examples for a stance for which from inspiring English sources

Ms. Chavez, who was an official in the Reagan administration, opposes affirmative action and has been a steadfast foe of bilingual education, a stance for which she has drawn fire from Hispanic groups.

Beyond the two key assumptions mentioned above, Raymond adopts a stance for which transsexual subjectivities are erased.

This is an important and laudable stance for which The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are hugely grateful.

Instead, May, more sheep than shepherd, has feebly allowed herself to be driven ever further towards an extreme, inflexible, take-it-or-leave-it stance for which she has neither mandate nor credible grounds.

Endesa faced a hostile bid from Germany's e.ON which the Spanish government wanted to block a stance for which it was later criticised by the European Commission.

If he does, he said he will encourage League leaders to take the sort of uncompromising stances for which he's deservedly known.

As it happens, the stances for which he is best known -- like his position on climate change, to note one example in which Romney's shown some recent fecklessness -- aren't shared by the bulk of the GOP base.

She took a stance for me.

Neither guideline takes a stance on which colorectal screening test to perform.

President Grover Cleveland was firmly for the gold standard, a stance which bitterly divided the Democratic Party.

Take a stance which is marginally narrower than usual.