Sentence examples for different stance on from inspiring English sources

Obama is not including someone from the other side of the aisle who has a mere philosophical difference with Progressives/Liberals and who, for example, may take a different stance on Iraq or stem cell research than we do.

Some of Corbyn's shadow cabinet colleagues have taken a different stance on Momentum.

Mr. Sauerland, who on Sunday rejected calls for his resignation, adopted a different stance on Monday.

Then we narrow that down, and from there, obviously, I always try to take a different stance on things.

Szeged is the only major Hungarian city not controlled by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party, which has a starkly different stance on migrants.

One is titled "If this is South Carolina, I must be pro-life," and asserts Mr. McCain takes a different stance on abortion in California from his position in South Carolina.

Business schools take different stances on the issue.

Telling because it shows the different stances on Russia within German politics.

Frank Newport, Gallup's editor in chief, reviewed the group's findings on Friday after a week in which two Republican presidential candidates clarified their starkly different stances on global warming and evolution.

Climate change is not, and never has been, a salient issue for American voters and — despite the starkly different stances on this issue between the president and Mitt Romney — won't be close to a deciding factor in November.

Insurers are also taking different stances on how they treat the warning "against all but essential travel" to coastal areas within 150km of the Somali border due to threat of kidnapping, and to areas within 60km inland from that coastal strip and the Garissa District because of continuing instability in these areas.