Sentence examples for for its stance from inspiring English sources

While Labour should be applauded for its stance, it is time politicians of all stripes act to protect the most vulnerable workers in our society.

The case has brought international attention, she added, noting that Morocco was criticized last November at the United Nations for its stance on violence against women and that it would be under pressure to avoid further condemnation in such global forums.

Established a year earlier with help from Richard Wright, the clinic had become famous for its stance against segregation, not only in the clientele it served but also, perhaps more remarkably, in its all-volunteer staff.

In concurrence, Nancy Franklin of The New Yorker criticized Hefner's narration, deeming it as delusional and stupid, and criticize the series for its stance on feminism.

Hobby Lobby is now famous for its stance against what its founders consider abortion pills.

Tehran already appears to be encouraging the P.K.K. to punish Turkey for its stance in Syria.

In the past, the country has been criticized for its stances on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues.

So far, the administration hasn't done a good job of describing, for instance, its stance on Syria, which naturally confuses people, and it's at moments like these when Spicer's incoherence is actually dangerous.

For Lynas, its stance is "just superstition.

The department praised the ruling for vindicating its stance against what they said was Mr. Scarano's misleading tactics.

As for Britain, its stance is one of refraining from getting involved in the Lebanese issue, as if the county were "too small" to warrant its concern.