Sentence examples for clear stance that from inspiring English sources

Sunderland are making a clear stance that they do not find fascist political views objectionable and that they are unconcerned about who they offend".

The recent clear stance that police and the CPS will not defer to famous men should help to disperse that belief from the population at large.

These are posts that don't really argue for any one clear side, or have a clear stance that they are defending.

She wanted leaders to take a clear stance that Russia's agenda in Syria was not about fighting Islamic State or al-Qaida, but encouraging the Syrian ruler, Bashar al-Assad, to think he could win, thereby undermining western efforts to secure peace, the source said.

Similar to Clinton's silence on the Trans Pacific Partnership and other controversial topics, where ambiguity is favored over a clear-cut stance that could lead to political backlash, Clinton's viewpoint on Keystone seems to still be mired in "years of silence".

At the 2009 UN climate conference in Copenhagen that I led as Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, China's clear stance was that as a developing country, it should not be required to reduce its total carbon emissions.

"Real life" intruded into the realm of sports fans on Sunday, when NBC announcer Bob Costas, during halftime of a Dallas Cowboys-Philadelphia Eagles game, made clear his stance that this nation has a gun and violence problem, bigtime.

It is clear from his stance that he would help her if she would let him, but she that has refused help.

"We have long been clear in our stance that tech companies as good corporate citizens should comply with reasonable lawful access requests," Chen said.

Analogously, how could his parents not have taken a clear stance and made clear that they were his, and defended him against the rabbi?

Newsweek asserts that The Social Network takes a clear stance against the real Zuckerberg and that the script suggests "[Zuckerberg] stole the idea for the site from three Harvard students (twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss and Divya Narendra) and later betrayed Saverin out of his ownership stake".