Sentence examples for an active stance from inspiring English sources
"an active stance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe someone's approach or attitude towards a particular situation or topic. Example: "The politician took an active stance on environmental issues, advocating for stricter regulations and actively participating in conservation efforts."
The e-commerce giant has taken an active stance on its abusive customers.
SGRP will take an active stance on research with a unique mandate to develop new path-breaking technologies that might improve solar geoengineering's effectiveness and reduce its risks.
The National Grange, as it is called, remains a fraternal organization of farmers and takes an active stance on national legislation affecting the agricultural sector.
Some of the credit goes to all of the women and men who have taken an active stance in performing, programming and writing about music by both sexes.
In later years, he took an active stance against the Pinochet dictatorship, a position that's particularly evident here in "About Cages," a multimedia work incorporating live birds conceived in 1987.
She is quoted as saying: "The juxtaposing of the male figures, with the older men sitting passively, the young man standing (with his green hat band), and the child centrally placed representing the future, suggests an active stance towards a nationalist future".
In the future it should take a more a active stance in mediating conflicts in the region (South America), and it should pay more of the costs - like Germany in Europe - for a deeper regional integration.
However, as the war has dragged on, they have taken a more active stance and played a role in the fighting to reclaim the ancient city of Palmyra in 2016 and 2017.
One was a Basque journalist who had increasingly criticized the more moderate nationalists for not taking a more active stance against violence.
In his talk, he will discuss the challenges facing CMOs as brands take a more active stance on issues facing society.
The letter to the European Union on Thursday signaled a more active stance by leading news organizations and broadened the demand to include a review of Malta's media independence.
