Sentence examples for global stance from inspiring English sources

A cash-strapped Tory- or Labour-led administration is likely to further weaken Britain's defence capability and its outward-facing global stance.

The global stance of many big corporations is contributing to a projected 35 percent jump in profits this year among companies in the Standard & Poor's 500.

If, indeed, Soviet crimes were the same as Hitler's, and if, indeed, Russia is the sole unilinear successor state, well, then two plus two equals four: today's Russia should start dishing out reparations, doing longtime national penance as a pariah, and spend the next half-century eschewing any kind of assertive global stance.

We are not what others think we are (our global stance, our relational status, our rankings, others' thoughts of approval or disapproval of us, our publicity, our reputation, or our history).

Paul Young, co-founder of Generation Zero, said New Zealand would be seen as no longer deserving of tourism taglines such as "100% pure" as a result of its global warming stance.

Coming from a Western leader who oversees German forces in Afghanistan (while having refused to connect the word "war" to their presence during her first five years in office), it suggests a chancellor repositioning Germany, after its involvement in the Balkans and Afghanistan, toward its comfy old global political stance of non-engagement and righteousness.

However, the decline in energy prices is also likely to ease the global fiscal stance.

They said it could signal a shift in the global-warming stance of Mr. Bush, who so far has said that although earth's climate appears to be warming, more research must be done to determine whether human activities are the cause.

However, the decision between global philosophical stances, like realism and phenomenalism or, as concerns the mind-body problem, monism and dualism cannot be decided by empirical means, but only by a "pragmatic justification" (ibid., p. 294).

Macri, by contrast, has a more global market-orientated stance and looks likely to strengthen links with the United States.

However, both the global and regional stance may change if the slaughter continues, confronting the regime with either direct military intervention or a concerted attempt to arm the rebels.