Sentence examples similar to case for the stance from inspiring English sources

Convinced that monetary union was crucial for harmonious European integration, Kohl argued against popular opinion in Germany when he made the case for the introduction of the euro – a stance which he later said contributed to him losing the 1998 elections against Gerhard Schröder.

Lawmakers and staff who are subject to classification boundaries could use the publicly available data and analysis in the report to help make a convincing case for a harder stance towards Tehran.

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For Stance-net, there are several versions, too, but they do not represent possible alternatives as is the case for the three Swing-nets, but address different, functionally separable aspects of one controller which have been simulated only in isolation.

"The case for beginning a gradual normalisation in the stance of monetary policy is stronger than at any time since I joined the committee over six years ago," he said.

showed that the carpus of the racehorse is overextended for most of the stance phase.

But there is a strong, if little discussed, case for changing that policy stance: for pulling the United States back from an ever-expanding military role overseas, for returning the problems of the Middle East to the United Nations for their resolution, and for sharing the governance of the international order with other international agencies and with other great powers.

Compared to those for (a) barefoot, the stance time for other footwear were significantly longer (p < 0.001 for each case).

"This case shows the hardline stance of the government.

One complete stride for a limb is the summation of the stance and swing phases.

Kinetic and kinematic data for step and hop activity were calculated across the stance phase and normalised to 100% of stance.