Sentence examples for by that stance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spano was not the only one angered by that stance.

The U.S. senator from Texas has stood by that stance since Friday's attacks, calling Obama's plan "lunacy" and calling for a block against Muslim refugees.

She stood by that stance in August, arguing that doing so would send a message to families back in Central America.

The latest draft guidelines by NICE reverse that stance.

Cohen questioned that stance by invoking the recent situation at Texas Tech, in which the former coach Mike Leach has been accused of directing that a concussed player be locked in a darkened room during practice.

At the UN, the Saudi envoy described Egypt's decision as "painful", adding that "stances by Senegal and Malaysia were much closer to the agreed Arab decision" than that adopted by the Arab League member Egypt.

They were backed in that stance by neutral Britain and the Netherlands, who sought to guard the commercial privileges that they had secured from the sultan through the Capitulations by preventing any country from gaining control of the entire Ottoman Empire and thereby becoming dominant in Europe.

Senior shadow cabinet members have openly resisted and criticised attempts by Corbyn to review that stance.

Given that stance by the Obama administration, some European officials say Washington's focus on sending the detainees to Europe raises many questions.

That stance was echoed by Hezbollah, which has sought to avoid all-out war in Lebanon.

That stance was echoed by Richard Scudamore, chief executive of the English Premier League.