Sentence examples for apparent stance from inspiring English sources

While these executives applaud his new structure for the board, they remain frustrated by his apparent stance against cutting a deal with Mr. Grasso that would put an end to an embarrassing dispute.

In addition to opposing Trump's apparent stance on Paris, Musk was one of just two of Trump's business advisers to condemn the president's executive order targeting Muslims.

In other words, Purdue's apparent stance ― like Zinke's ― is that the cause of climate change is up for debate and irrelevant to the discussion. .

Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del). said the "context" of Kavanaugh's nomination "troubles me the most" due to his apparent stance on executive privilege given Robert Mueller's special counsel investigation.

Similarly, the tweetosphere is boiling with rage against Moir's apparent homophobic stance.

And as the dust settles and the ink dries on the contract for the brand new European Rugby Champions Cup, it is apparent that this stance - one of consolidation and conciliation - has borne fruit.

Meanwhile, Palestinian officials were quick to denounce the Trump administration's apparent change in stance.

From describing the abortion dilemma facing rape survivors and those in high-risk pregnancies as an opportunity to turn "a lemon situation into lemonade," to her apparent pro-militia stance, not to mention shushing members of the media, and avoiding them altogether, Sharron Angle was not exactly what you'd call a mainstream candidate, but she certainly was a colorful one.

The practical consequences of Friedländer's stance are apparent: the personal testimonies of Hitler's Jewish victims create an overwhelming impression of suffering and cast a lurid light on the policies and actions of the Nazis and their helpers.

For now, the all-important military has continued its stance of apparent neutrality, often acting as a mediator in talks between protesters and police.

He would later remark in 1968 on the apparent contradiction in his stance, having first opposed the development of the weapon and later helping to create it: As for his own role in the project, and its relation to the dispute over who was responsible for the design, Bethe later said that: In 1954, Bethe testified on behalf of J. Robert Oppenheimer during the Oppenheimer security hearing.