Sentence examples for depend on the stance from inspiring English sources

Analysts say much will depend on the stance of the centrist Potami party, which has previously declared it "a national duty" to back the agreement.

The new government's success "will depend on the stance labor unions will take," said Babis Papadimitriou, a political analyst for the daily newspaper Kathimerini and for Skai television.

Washington's UN ambassador, John Bolton, said that the US was prepared to quickly move forward with sanctions if Iran was seen as rejecting the incentives package, although much would depend on the stance of other security council members.

However, if they were to win the Welsh Cup, entry to the Europa League would depend on the stance of Uefa and the English FA.

Some declare everything, while others declare nothing, often depending on the stance the individual schools take on the issue.

The tone of these articles changes dramatically depending on the stance of the author and rarely incorporates the views of the celebrities themselves.

Acceptance of claims made in scientific research articles depends on the stance authors take and their resources for appraisal (Martin and White, http://www.grammatics.com/appraisal).com/appraisal

Annotators were asked to label each tweet with Leave, Neutral, or Remain, depending on the stance expressed by the Twitter user.

Some of it may be overstated or understated, depending on the stance of the author (Reid 2012; Butt and Turner, this issue).

A distinction can be made, however, between right-libertarianism and left-libertarianism, depending on the stance taken on how natural resources can be owned.

In some areas, the bishop in charge of the diocese told Catholics to stay, but laypeople were more likely to leave or stay depending on the stance of the local priest with whom they had regular contact; in many cases, such as in Hanoi, a majority of priests ignored their bishop and left anyway.