Sentence examples for different stance in from inspiring English sources

The main tabloid newspaper in Kiev, Fakty i Kommentarii, took a different stance in their reaction to the match.

But Turkey expects Israel to take a different stance in dealing with the antisemitic Hamas and its pledge to destroy the Jewish state.

This paper adopts a different stance in its focus on the role of managers, who themselves often work long hours, in WLB policies and practices.

The religious take an entirely different stance: "In the name of God, I prohibit acting in or watching such a series," reads one of the fatwas issued by theologians against the show.

Some museums, however, have recently taken a different stance, in several cases, for example, saying they were reconsidering their connections to the Sackler family over the ties of some family members to the opioid crisis.

Conversations about climate change in the mainstream media and online tend to represent the issue as politically charged and highly divisive, and as a result people may be quick to label someone with a different stance in a way that makes their views easier to dismiss.

The Treasury has taken two different stances in its six months running the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP.

The court took different stances in cases involving Muslim and Buddhist death-row inmates.

These different stances in regard to authorship and ownership belie the values shared by the two systems.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings took a different stance Thursday in what has become the story of the summer in the N.F.L.

Tweaking images of people, it's possible to confuse an algorithm designed to spot a human pose into thinking that a person is actually assuming a different stance, as in the image above.