Sentence examples for control stance from inspiring English sources

The latter is of note given Michael Bloomberg's passionate tobacco control stance while mayor of New York.

In an interview with the Guardian in December, Sanders said his gun control stance was "not very different from what Hillary Clinton or anybody else believes".

But he picks and chooses carefully when referring to his mayoral tenure — he talks about how he lowered taxes but not, say, his strict gun control stance.

Perhaps a candidate will learn that Californian Latinas with older children respond most strongly to messages about work opportunities for young people, while those with very young children are more concerned about public schools, or that while gun owners in general might react negatively to the candidates gun control stance, they react positively to the same candidate's economic plan.

Meanwhile, Magpul has seen its sales soar for the vocal anti-gun control stance it took.

Castaldo eventually came to disagree with his father's anti-gun control stance.

Instead, he attacked Trump as a "New York liberal" and the real estate mogul's former pro-choice and pro-gun control stances.

Seinfeld is supposedly on the National Rifle Association NRAA) "enemies list," and his former "Seinfeld" co-stars have been vocal about their gun control stances.

Because of an editing error, an article on Saturday about the gun-control stance of Senator John Kerry, Democrat of Massachusetts, referred incorrectly at one point, in some editions, to the firearm he used on a pheasant hunt in Iowa.

The ideal of objectivity as detachment, according to which good scientists should adopt an emotionally distanced, controlling stance toward their objects of study, is defended as necessary to avoid projective error.

Yee's pro-union and gun-control stances won him support in San Francisco's progressive community, yet he appealed to conservatives by siding with landlords and business.