Sentence examples for future stances from inspiring English sources
BEIJING — When China's vice president and presumptive next president, Xi Jinping, arrives at the White House on Tuesday, American leaders will be scrutinizing him for hints of future stances on crucial issues, from Chinese military intentions to the nuclear programs of Iran and North Korea.
You might call them the Marxisting people!" Neither, in some strange way, are his opinions so different from Westwood's once-iconic "No Future" stance.
Now all the parties are looking toward parliamentary elections set for Dec. 1 as a key to the final two years of Mr. Chen's term as president, and possibly to Taiwan's future stance toward the mainland.
This stance on the landmark Citizens United case caused considerable disagreement within the organization, resulting in a discussion about its future stance during a quarterly board meeting in 2010.
In the immediate future, the stance of both Green and Rangers' fellow Scottish Premier League (SPL) clubs will be fascinating.
It does not support Verizon's 4G/LTE network, and Apple took their standard "We don't talk about future products" stance when questioned on the matter.
Building on a number of narrative accounts of immigrant domestic workers in Italy, now, I explore how these future-related stances change over time, affecting and being affected by the changing life backgrounds associated with migration.
We argue that in order to successfully plan and manage the development of GI, an inclusive and future-oriented stance concerning the needs and expectations of urbanites is required.
Altogether, subjective aspirations cannot be underestimated as a biographically relevant set of attitudes and representations "ahead"; hence, a meaningful window into migrants' perceived future and their stances towards it.
Some 20 papers took a neutral stance on future temperatures, with 44 predicting temperatures would rise.
It brings together our diplomatic stance, our future military capability and how we see ourselves in the world.
