Sentence examples for a stance over from inspiring English sources

It is not the first time the Super Eagles have made a stance over money - last year they arrived late for the Confederations Cup in Brazil.

This paper analyses the variety of informal urban development and restructuring in the Chinese Pearl River Delta (PRD) in the field of urbanized village (UV) redevelopment and how the Chinese party-state takes up a stance over them.

They also lack the information to take a stance over majority decisions that are eventually imposed upon them.

While the president hasn't taken a stance on over-the-counter access, he has pushed for contraception to be available without a co-pay as a part of the Affordable Care Act's preventive benefits.

Caucci's casting style is unmistakable, a closed-stance, over-the-top motion and a long narrow loop.

In this case the staff appeared to allow the wife a superior stance over Mr A in decision making, thus eroding his rights.

His 2004 Whitney Biennial contribution showcased an animal with a fawnlike body, ears of a rabbit and a nose of a dog, frozen in a dramatic stance over what appears to be a woven rug (but is actually hand-painted fiberglass).

They were among the first to recognize the flaws in banks' foreclosure practices, shifting away from a stance held over decades of automatically ruling in favor of lenders and against troubled borrowers.

Such a stance will, over time, make students much less likely to commit them.

According to a study done by relationship psychologist Corrine Sweet, the position is only adopted by a fifth (or 18percentt) of couples and demonstrates a dynamic in which, " One partner takes a protective stance over the other".

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has taken a hardline stance over the crisis and is against an EU-wide refugee quota system, as the build-up of people trying to leave Hungary for other European nations has prompted Austria and Germany to say they would allow thousands of them across their borders.