Sentence examples for altering their stance from inspiring English sources

Perhaps to address the mounting criticism, Iraqi officials may be altering their stance.

But since then, some have altered their stance.

Manchester City have altered their stance from open-minded to fully supportive.

Rob Manfred, baseball's chief labor executive, did not return a telephone call seeking comment on the Chunichi development, but indications were that baseball officials were prepared to alter their stance.

MH: Students will become reliant on alternative sources for funding: Should the government withdraw funding further, or if they altered their stance on no student paying upfront and graduates only repaying once earnings go above £21,000, expect not only a change in student numbers and diversity, but also an increased reliance on alternative sources.

But some may alter their stance depending on proposals that are likely to include a new Scottish Professional Football League to combine the Scottish Premier League and SFL, play-offs to the top flight and changes to the distribution of finances and votes.

At a hasty meeting later, during the interval of Tchaikovsky's Queen of Spades, the musicians voted to alter their negotiating stance.

Jimi Hendrix's guitar, Aretha Franklin's voice, James Brown's locked grooves: their effects aren't just aesthetic or hedonistic, they physically alter listeners who surrender to them, change their stance, attitudes and actions for good.

By speaking with each other, ABC News and CBS News have significantly altered their bargaining stances with CNN.

But even if they had done so, it probably would not have altered their conclusion, given their stance that "observational studies are inherently limited by confounding which is unlikely to be fully adjusted for" (p. 2).

They alter their training routines.