Sentence examples for altering its stance from inspiring English sources

One was to offset whatever criticism the administration would incur among American Jews and Israelis over calling for a Palestinian state, and another was to avoid creating the impression that the administration was altering its stance as a result of the terror attacks of Sept. 11.

The party still calls for amnesty for Nazi collaborators, and although it altered its stance on immigration, it maintains radical views.

But when that seemed likely to happen much sooner than anticipated, the Bank altered its stance, saying it would focus on a range of economic variables instead.

Nor did the Kremlin markedly alter its stance on Syria; it still believes that it would be irresponsible to cut President Bashar al-Assad off precipitately while there is no day-after scenario and jihadism remains a threat.

Just imagine, every five years, always coming up to a general election, the board of government appointees demanding the BBC change its tone, alter its stance, be careful of what it says, as it covers the election.

Mr. Davis also suggested that the state might go it alone if Washington did not alter its stance.

There are mounting reasons for Germany to alter its stance.

After the argument, Mr. Wertheimer pushed hard to persuade the group to alter its stance.

Richard A. Grenell, the spokesman for the American ambassador, John D. Negroponte, said the United States was happy to go along with the one-year consensus but would not alter its stance.

But he and other analysts agreed that the figures will not be soft enough to persuade the Federal Reserve Board to alter its stance on monetary policy.

Selfie stick lovers will be reassured to know that the Natural History Museum has no plans to ban them and sees "no need to alter" its stance.