Sentence examples for given their stance from inspiring English sources
The Coalition requires nine votes from other parties or independents in the Senate to pass any policy change and the Greens have been considered most likely to support the changes, given their stance on the retrospectivity.
A first-party Typo-style keyboard accessory also just seems like something that Apple would never actually make, given their stance on touch-based input throughout the life of the iPhone and subsequent iOS devices.
But given their stance on refugees, and on asylum seekers, it's not surprising.
You would think, given their stance on abortion, that they'd be the very first to encourage people from all walks of life to adopt.
But even if they had done so, it probably would not have altered their conclusion, given their stance that "observational studies are inherently limited by confounding which is unlikely to be fully adjusted for" (p. 2).
A presidential candidate, any candidate for that matter, should be able to stand in the face of aggressive questioning and give their stance without grumbling or obscuration.
If they are ever discovered they risk execution by stoning or beheading for apostasy: something that is all too imaginable given their sceptical stance on modern religion.
If they are ever discovered they will risk severe punishement up to and including – in theory at least – execution by stoning or beheading for apostasy, something that is all too imaginable given their sceptical stance on religion.
It seems a little too coincidental especially given their previous stance regarding always-on location sharing".
AT&T has framed this as part of the Net Neutrality debate, though given their past stance on the issue it's hard not to take their arguments with a grain of salt.
Although Labor and the Greens might appear to be natural allies given their similar stances on many issues, like strong support for trade unions and action to address climate change, relations between the parties are uneasy, because they are fighting over a narrow electoral pool, Mr. Wanna said.
