Sentence examples for governmental stance from inspiring English sources
"Not my department" is the entrenched governmental stance toward privacy, illustrated still further by periodic national ID schemes, the vulnerable stance of biometrics technologies and the hostility toward RFID tags.
President John F. Kennedy stepped in and urged Marshall to weaken his stance or be subjected to governmental intervention.
Instead, the government and the loyalists seem to hope that the demonstrations will lose momentum with time, or that the economic costs of a protracted governmental crisis will compel the opposition to soften its stance.
Thirdly, the Government of Pakistan has started to take a much tougher stance towards some of the international non-governmental organizations and their staff, thus seriously undermining their ability to reach out to the most vulnerable in a timely manner.
"Within toxicology the adoption of any stance is a very slow process, which means governmental decision-makers sometimes have to be prepared to make a decision on a substance even if there is an absence of absolute certainty".
With governmental positions came responsibilities; he was unable to voice his pre-election anti-American stance on their involvement in Vietnam, for example, a hot topic in Hampstead.
Governmental neglect remains a scandal.
"The N.C.P. dominates governmental institutions.
Our governmental infrastructure is different.
He said governmental procedures are important.
