Sentence examples for collective stance from inspiring English sources
When Forbes's anxiety about the cuts was at its height, he had regular discussions with other Labour leaders of English cities, but the party's national organisation never called them together to work out any collective stance.
The Nationals party room will meet in Canberra on Tuesday to resolve its collective stance on a new Coalition agreement that will need to be negotiated between Turnbull and the Nationals leader, the deputy prime minister, Barnaby Joyce.
One of the Electric Swing Circus declared his group "generally pro-EU", though short of a collective stance on the referendum, while Phats & Small ('memba them?) are keeping their powder dry.
The United States was pushing behind the scenes for sanctions, and American officials have complained privately that Brazil was undermining their efforts to nudge the Organization of American States into a tough collective stance.
The supermarket chain Morrisons has called on rivals to adopt a collective stance over the controversy of how to display lads' mags on shelves, arguing that consumers are "confused" by the different policies being adopted by the major players.
The EU was unable to come to a collective stance on Venezuela last week when the Five Star wing of the Italian coalition government objected to recognition of Guaidó.
But to ask the Arab states to take a collective tough stance against Iran requires tackling the issue of the Israeli nuclear program as well.
The hypocrisy of the contrast between the public face of our collective societal stance against marijuana and our true private attitudes toward the same is unconscionable.
Gregory suggests that he's not serious, and is preventing a sensible budget from happening because he's not giving in on the collective bargaining stance.
"It is important to show a collective, pro-active stance on this important matter and address the claims made that the spirit of European Union law is being disregarded," he said.
