Sentence examples for bedrock position from inspiring English sources

"It is true that Obamacare is far more helpful to people lower down the income scale....But at least conservatives are now representing their true bedrock position on Obamacare.

Were she to accept staying in a customs union, which is Labour's bedrock position, that would preclude Britain from forging trade deals on its own, defeating, in the minds of pro-Brexit lawmakers, the entire purpose of Brexit.

While the gesture may avoid a swift rejection by Mr. Kim, it shows that Mr. Trump is willing to give up what for months has been his bedrock position in dealing with the North.

LaPierre will hold to the NRA's bedrock position of no compromise on gun control legislation, according to prepared remarks distributed by the NRA on Tuesday afternoon.

On some issues, it is Mr. Bush's bedrock positions -- no matter how he articulates or decorates them -- that put him in conflict with moderate Republicans and Democrats.

In a speech on March 18, Vladislav P. Sherstyuk, a deputy secretary of the Russian Security Council, a powerful body advising the president on national security, laid out what he described as Russia's bedrock positions on disarmament in cyberspace.

Part of this is because to oppose the bill, he will wind up opposing two bedrock positions of his own party: the wonders of the free market, and the wonders of block grants to states.

It has long been the bedrock U.S. position for resolving the long-running Israeli-Palestinian conflict and has been at the core of international peace efforts.

Terraces occur as straths with bedrock bases positioned at 10 m altitudinal intervals up to 40 m (T1-T5) above the valley floor, becoming less common between 50 and 140 m.

But Mr. Pallone's advisers hope his war chest, his strong support of bedrock Democratic positions and his connections within the party establishment will enable him to turn the primary into a two-man contest with Mr. Booker, the most familiar face in the emerging field of candidates.

A7 Conservatives Take Long View Some prominent conservatives said they had been silent about Gov. George W. Bush's overtures to gays and gun-control proponents and his advocacy of a greater federal role in various areas because they want his presidential campaign to succeed -- even if that means sacrificing some bedrock Republican positions.