Sentence examples for and its stance from inspiring English sources
Labour's Keith Vaz, chairman of the Commons Home Affairs Committee, said UKIP had "lowered the tone of the European debate" and its stance was "hypocritical" because it had criticised Home Office vans carrying posters urging illegal immigrants to "Go home".
But Treasury did not, and its stance allowed the second-lien problem to balloon.
More gripping is Mr Calderisi's examination of its actions in Rwanda and its stance on contraception.
–What is the relationship between a state's political make-up and its stance on capital punishment?
His only interest in the party was its immigration policy, he said, and its stance on reforming the aviation sector.
Mark Cuban, the Dallas Mavericks' owner, delivered sharp comments about Major League Baseball and its stance toward Alex Rodriguez during an interview shown Thursday on "The Tonight Show".
The king said Jordan had been targeted because of its location and its stances.
An article on the Chinese news Web site The Observer was even blunter: "Japan worries the United States will betray it," and change its stance on the islands, which China calls the Diaoyu and Japan calls the Senkaku.
He does not only deny that there is a conflict between Britain's traditional Atlanticist stance and its new stance of helping Europe to act autonomously in defence.
In 1869 he received more bones and corrected its stance, making it more upright.
And it repeated its stance that the fed funds rate would remain "exceptionally low" for "an extended period," the phrases it has used since March 2009.
