Sentence examples for confusing stance from inspiring English sources

The Gulf dispute has been further complicated by the Trump administration's confusing stance on the crisis in Qatar.

The Giannoulias camp has continued to bring up Kirk's Winnetka flap, as the attention has been taken away from Giannoulias' Broadway Bank woes and directed toward Kirk's confusing stance on health reform.

WASHINGTON ― Republicans on Thursday objected to doing the bare minimum in response to President Donald Trump's confusing stance toward Russian interference in U.S. politics, objecting to two nonbinding resolutions that affirmed the Senate's support for the U.S. intelligence community. .

Her confusing stance on public education suggests that by relying on her experience as a corporate officer, she will be able to get the California school system to begin turning a profit.

Gregg was also under fire for refusing to vote on the stimulus package, leaving both voters at home and officials in Washington confused about his stance.

Do not confuse the drill stance during actual shots.

Evans said on Monday that previous Toronto Police dispensary raids were done with accordance to the law as "marijuana dispensaries are illegal," although that stance might be confusing to Torontonians who see fancy, new dispensaries open for business on virtually every commercial street in the city.

The Trump administration's stance on weed has often been confusing.

Her vocalized stance on a woman's social position versus that of a man's was at times confusing.

In case anyone was confused about Abbott's stance on environmental issues, he tweeted recently: I'm in mighty #Midland today.

"This proposal will only confuse and weaken the stance by the Palestinians and the Arabs," said Wahid Abdel Maguid, vice president of Al Ahram Center for Strategic Studies in Cairo, adding that he worried that any attempt to appease Israel now might strengthen the political fortunes of Ariel Sharon, the Israeli prime minister.