Sentence examples for appropriate stance from inspiring English sources

For them, the appropriate stance is to place Muslims – all of them – under suspicion.

Responding to empirical realities, however belatedly, is an appropriate stance for a research scholar.

Gingrich, citing as his authority Andrew Jackson, said the appropriate stance toward enemies of the United States was "Kill them".

"I can say emphatically that partisan politics plays no role in our decisions about the appropriate stance of monetary policy," she said.

Gardner said: "Our recommendation is that France discuss the fact in a broader European context [about what would be] the appropriate stance for 2013.

"I can say, emphatically, that partisan politics plays no role in our decisions about the appropriate stance of monetary policy," Ms. Yellen said last week in response to a question about one of Mr. Trump's earlier salvos.

"The honourable president adopted mighty and appropriate stances during this trip, particularly in his address to the United Nations general assembly," Jafari said.

Deliberative democratic theory is an appropriate normative stance especially for discussing alternative SPIs responding to longer-term, wicked policy problems.

An appropriate ethical stance then would be to question whether it is appropriate to protect nature and force resource extraction to other parts of the world where standards of environmental protection may be considerably weaker.

"The upgrade was prompted by the Indonesian economy's relatively strong resilience to the global recession as well as its healthy medium-term growth prospects," said Aninda Mitra, Moody's Vice President and Sovereign Analyst for Indonesia, adding, "Indonesia's macro-economic management is also improving, and its appropriate policy stance is expected to persist in the foreseeable future".

Overcoming one's own feelings of shame and unease is part of an appropriate professional stance.