The U.S. intelligence branches had not yet turned up evidence that Castro or his followers were Communists, and, given Batista's brutality, some American officials were developing a soft stance toward the rebels.
Democracy advocates should focus on developing a unified stance on human rights, he said, citing issues like foreign domestic workers seeking residency rights as unpopular with the public but tests for the democratic movement.
Part of becoming scientifically literate is developing a critical stance around the concept of evidence (Bennett et al., 2010).
Presently, the Catholic University in Quito (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador) offers a first degree in philosophy that stresses the importance of developing a critical stance based in part on innovations contributed by science and scientific thinking.
However, developing a metacognitive stance toward one's own teaching thinking about how you think about teaching can be a wonderfully natural entry point into iteratively changing one's own teaching practice.
In a meeting soon after she became prime minister in July, May pledged to Sturgeon that the Scottish government would be "fully engaged" in developing a UK-wide stance and strategy on leaving the EU.
After his emigration to the United States, Feigl devoted much of his work to developing a stable realist stance.
We state that a comprehensive GIS perspective is instrumental for developing a more explanatory stance in the innovation system literature and developing policy interventions that reflect the increasing spatial complexity in the innovation process.
Zihlman, who is best known for her development, with Nancy Tanner, of Woman the Gatherer theory of early human evolution, consciously developed a feminist stance toward gender and science.
They have developed a protective stance toward Mr. Obama, acknowledging the limits of his power and the voraciousness of his critics.
