Sentence examples for changing the stance from inspiring English sources

The government makes much of Cooper-Lecky's role in changing the stance of the first soldier.

We think that the study of these tactics would allow a better understanding of the influence that these actors have had in changing the stance of intergovernmental organizations and government agencies with respect to user fees in LMICs.

This suggests that Dr Raabe has applied to join the ACMD with a conscious agenda of changing the policy stance of the Council.

While the pope does not show signs of changing the Vatican stance on marriage equality, his focus on compassion and mercy is a huge contrast to Burke's.

A document changing the UN stance on drug control was supposed to be released at a conference in Malaysia on Sunday, he said, but that has now been delayed.

Brooke and I have collaborated in extending the staging to spatially represent the dramatic arc of the program, that is, changing the choir's stance throughout to match the changing modes of musical mediation.

Chelsea's claim, earlier in the year, that Lampard would "under no circumstances" be granted a contract extension seemed at the time to be unnecessarily decisive, and his chances of changing the club's stance have probably been growing by increments ever since.

People who know Mr. Smith said that changing the company's legal stance in the antitrust case, as well as later legal stances the company has taken, helped soften the company's public image.

By describing the church as the people of God, a pilgrim people, the council fathers provided the theological justification for changing the defensive and inflexible stance that had characterized much of Catholic thought and practice since the Protestant Reformation.

On Friday, the South Korean Defense Ministry said it was not changing that stance.

Just that afternoon, he said, he had made a few adjustments in his stroke, moving the ball back in his stance, lowering his hands, changing the angle of his right shoulder.