Sentence examples for fair stance from inspiring English sources

"As a friend of both Israel and the Palestinians, China has always maintained an objective and fair stance, and is willing to strive together with all sides to actively advance the Middle East peace process," Mr. Li said.

The natural response is the firm but fair stance taken up by Barack Obama and the Bush administration – cognisant of the complex of blame in the Caucasus, but adamant that Russia not devastate Georgia without consequence.

It's a fair stance, but one that assumes that this is the only device that has this sort of flaw.

A high-level, country-based, voluntary framework might not be the appropriate venue for that query, which is a fair stance.

A fairer stance would be that America's corporate-tax system is a mess, which the president deserves part of the blame for failing to fix.The second element is more personal.

And, to be scrupulously fair, the banks' stance may have some legitimacy.

I don't agree with Facebook's stance, but fair enough — it isn't the first big company that's overzealous when it comes to protecting its trademark.

As the leader of IKEA Group in Italy, Japan and now, the U.S., my experiences have shown me the power of taking a proactive stance for fair and equal treatment.

Smile politely, square your stance, and give fair warning.

It is a core tenet of Israeli policy to maintain bipartisan support in America.In short, Mr Romney's argument about Mr Obama's diplomatic stance is only half fair.

Again and again in Englander's work, one or another character knows they're "right" — the stereotypical Jewish moral stance — but not necessarily fair: his protagonists brutally take what they need to make a society that conforms to their imaginings.