A topic that involves communities with different competing viewpoints or stances is usually reported by a large number of documents.
On the other, the abstract principles of John Rawls's liberal state, with its neutral stance between competing visions of the good, is a misreading of liberalism.
This is never questioned by society at large, with politicians and newspapers all competing for the toughest stance on immigration, conflating economic migrants and asylum seekers.
But some damage was already done, especially because the report came just days after ABN Amro said it would take a neutral stance on the two competing bids to "ensure a level playing field".
DirecTV's hard-line stance undoubtedly strengthened the backbone of competing pay-TV firms.
The constitutional amendment is of paramount importance to the leaders of the Independence Party, who said the governor's stance gave him a large advantage in competing for their nomination in May.
The Republican candidates -- Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, Sen. Dan Patrick, Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples and Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson -- have been competing for the support of conservative primary voters by touting their strong stances on border security and immigration.
Ten years later she says her strong anti-doping stance is about sticking to the values that keep her competing.
Perhaps because they saw in Allawi or Jaafari or other figures in those two competing lists better substitutes for Maliki, or because they favored Allawi's stance on de-Baathification, or Jaafari's on the status of US troops.
We support the stance that the paper should still be considered despite a competing paper being published subsequent to submission, because the RH5 structure still has high value.
