Sentence examples for changed her stance from inspiring English sources
Taylor Swift has also denied associating with it in the past, but changed her stance earlier this year (in an interview with Maxim, no less).
May has changed her stance over the years on university tuition fees, voting against top-up fees in 2004 and against raising the tuition fee cap.
Councilwoman Letitia James was an early supporter, but she said she changed her stance after learning that P.S. 67 and P369K would be required to give up classroom space by 2013, when Community Roots was expected to reach its full size.
The Chancellor spoke out days after Der Spiegel reported that Merkel has changed her stance from 2012 when she said there was no alternative to Greek membership of the euro on the grounds that an exit could trigger a wider breakup of the single currency.
The Belarusian changed her stance from the on-court interview, when she had suggested the timeout had been for reasons of anxiety rather than injury.
Since arguing the case, McCorvey has come forth and changed her stance to pro-life.
To change her stance now would ruin her own presidential ambitions, at a time when she is the clear favourite to succeed Mr Lee.
In 2012 the activist group GetUp! joined with AME to send 3,000 roses to federal politicians on Valentines Day and hosted a dinner for three same-sex couples with then prime minister Julia Gillard, hoping to persuade her to change her stance.
Amber Rudd, May's successor as home secretary, announced an expert review into the economic benefits of students on Thursday, which is due to report in a year's time – and which many Conservative MPs hope will provide intellectual cover for the prime minister to change her stance.
Ms Perry said she would change her stance on "opt-in" if it was "not what consumers wanted", or if it involved "obscene cost".
