The Color of Change PAC had nothing to do with BuzzFeed's decision to take an explicit stance on Trump, but Robinson called it "different" and "powerful".
In contrast, Anoka-Hennepin School Dimplemented implemented a "neutral" policy, which bans teachers from taking an explicit stance on homosexuality in the classroom because there was no evidence that the suicides were due to bullying.
But Mr. Bennett of Subaru is pragmatic about his company's explicit stance: "Look, we know that our owner base and our consumers are extremely well educated, and they celebrate diversity.
Mr. Obama has opposed the war from the start, and has introduced a bill to begin withdrawing United States troops no later than May 1, with the goal of removing all combat brigades by March 31 , 2008 taking a far more explicit stance than Mrs. Clinton on ending the conflict.
Elsewhere, people were taking a more explicit stance to make their anti-privatisation feelings known. .
3. Advocacy Certain brands have chosen to take an even more explicit stance, actively leveraging their media presence to right wrongs.
With no commentary from the filmmakers until its post-script, "King of Beasts" doesn't take an explicit stance on the controversy of big-game hunting for most of its running time.
Moreover, when the author claims that there is much in Britain's imperial past to be proud of, and some aspects that would make one less proud, this is an explicit moral stance.
If the Trump administration's explicit anti-immigrant stance continues to direct national policy, this disconnect is sure to grow more pronounced.
Demobbed within the month, he returned to Brussels and adopted a more explicit anti-German stance when beginning his next Tintin adventure, Land of Black Gold, which was set in the Middle East and featured Dr. Müller sabotaging oil lines.
