Sentence examples for divided stances from inspiring English sources
Experts take extremely divided stances on both sides.
Scalia's sudden death at age 79 throws the supreme court's divided stance on the second amendment into question.
A10 Hard-Line Appointment The appointment of Elliot Abrams to lead Middle East policy in the White House places him at the center of the administration's divided stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Still, the European Union's divided stance on Russia, says Risto Penttila, who runs a lobby group, has put NATO membership "top of the security-policy agenda .Many Finns are reluctant to join NATO.
The court has a divided stance on restricting campaign activity.
The duty factor in the hind limbs was calculated by dividing stance time by gait cycle time.
Step period is the time for one complete cycle (initiation of consecutive stance phases) and is divided into stance duration and swing duration.
Furthermore, in this paper, according to the proposed method, we divided the stance phase into two fractions, namely the first stance phase (FSP) and the second stance phase (SSP), as shown in Fig. 2.
In contrast, arthritic rats that did not use their inflamed hindlimbs (see example in Figure 3A) did not show major movement in the knee joint, but held it at a rather constant angle of around 50° during the complete walking cycle, which cannot be divided into stance and swing phases in these animals, since there is no contact with the floor at any time.
Future coalitions could be divided on their stance on the federal model.Voter enthusiasm shows that people have not given up on the Constituent Assembly to write a constitution.
And they did it". Reaction to Thatcher's death was divided around her stance on the ruling African National Congress, which she once described as "a typical terrorist organisation", and her support for the former apartheid government.
