Sentence examples for contradict stances from inspiring English sources

It is not against US law or charity regulation to accept donations from non-US citizens, or from overseas accounts, but the Swiss ties of some high-profile donors arguably contradict stances taken by the Clintons and others on the broad issue of taxation of the rich.

This seems to contradict the stance taken by the Royal Society in forcing the resignation of Prof Michael Reiss from his position as part-time director of education on secondment from his post of professor of science education at the Institute of Education, University of London.

That might be the case in southern Lebanon and we saw no evidence there to contradict that stance.

Trump's recent tweets seemed contradict that stance, however.

His critics, however, might call him a flip-flopper and argue that decisions like keeping Guantanamo Bay open and pursuing drone attacks have contradicted earlier stances.

Indeed, at various points in his career he directly contradicts his stance as an activist poet.

But, without contradicting this stance, Osborne could have announced that the 50p rate would remain, as an emergency measure, until its abolition in 2015.

Confronted with the idea of a buffer zone outside abortion clinics during an appearance on ITV's Bite the Ballot, a question and answer session with younger voters, Miliband did not appear to be fully briefed on Cooper's plan but said nothing that contradicted her stance.

Didn't those two stances contradict?

They can be a very effective way to reveal to us a new vision of the world and new ways of life that not only do not contradict progressive political stances, but could actually be their base".

Such a position contradicts Beijing's stance.