Sentence examples for different stance than from inspiring English sources

He writes that the document, which includes various nations' proposals, shows the US government, in particular, taking a vastly different stance than the other nations.

That is quite a different stance than America Online has taken with its new AOL TV product; the company has pledged to be open to any interactive programming and does not charge a fee for interactive advertising.

"One would have hoped that the Obama administration would have taken a different stance than the Bush administration, and you wonder what message this sends to victims of terrorism around the world".

This is a different stance than other state AGs have taken, which is to focus on the illegality of the companies themselves.

For example, the Russian ballet has a different stance than American ballet.

[You might even say Reagan had different stance in public than he had in private].

As was explored here before, one question is, "When coal flows between countries, who 'owns' the CO2?" It is findings like these that cause me to take a different stance on climate progress than Joe Romm, who demands that anyone seriously engaged in assessing climate policy pick a number — either for a safe target for stabilization of carbon dioxide concentrations or temperature rise.

It seems T-Mobile has taken a different stance on G1 activation than Apple did with the iPhone.

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.

Partly because of uncertainty, post-Keynesians take a different stance on sticky prices and wages than new Keynesians.

But in the States he'd encountered a different stance.