Sentence examples for conflicted stance from inspiring English sources

Not dissimilar to the hippie era, the studios have a conflicted stance towards promoting drug use – the script for Dude apparently featured plenty of overt smoking, but it was removed to secure a PG-13.

On Monday, Francis's speech to bishops at a key Roman Catholic meeting on family issues spoke to this conflicted stance on gay people.

Such conflicted stances are exactly what has kept the island on the fence, unwilling to give up the benefits of tax-free welfare and open access to the mainland despite the political humiliation of limited suffrage and subjection to wartime draft.

Their conflicting stances set in motion a chain of events that ultimately placed Pettitte in the uncomfortable position of being a potentially damaging witness against Clemens when the latter stood trial in 2012 on charges he had lied to Congress about his drug use.

Wyden also batted down a question about whether his bill, which would force nominees to release private information, conflicted with his strong stance in support of privacy.

In recent weeks though, Mr. Diarra had taken stances that sometimes conflicted with the coup leader, Capt.

In August Microsoft severed its ties, saying Alec's stance on climate change and several other issues "conflicted directly with Microsoft's values".

But that has led to tensions with the military leadership, which has given conflicting signals about its stance.

Last week, the Washington Post reported that Hunter said he didn't always agree with Trump and couldn't explain some of Trump's conflicting policy stances.

Last week China Unicom gave conflicting signals on its CDMA stance, hammering Qualcomm's share price.

None of the Conservative ministers see any conflict over their stance on drugs.