Sentence examples for harder stances from inspiring English sources
In 2011, House members who felt as Mr. Cruz does formed hard-right coalitions to demonstrate their will, and pressured Republican leaders to take harder stances on fiscal and social issues.
Some residents favour this harder stance.
Michael Strahan, the Giants defensive end, took a harder stance.
With Costolo came a new, harder stance toward third-party developers.
After intense pressure from the State Department, Mr. Jackson later adopted a harder stance against Mr. Sankoh.
While Tagliabue seems to be taking a harder stance, executives close to him maintain he wants to do more.
Turkey will take a much harder stance, and side with the EU to solve the Syrian problem".
Richmond allows homeless people to sit or sleep on the streets even as places like San Francisco have taken a harder stance in recent years.
The desire to forestall a militarised Japanese response to North Korea could incline China to take a harder stance against North Korea and provide an opening for Sino-American cooperation.
Faced with increasingly impatient homeowners, residents and businesses, communities long known for their tolerance of the homeless, like San Francisco, have taken a harder stance by trying to restrict the behavior and presence of the homeless in public areas.
If it decided to take a harder stance, China could punish North Korea by curtailing its oil shipments, by far the major source of fuel in the energy-starved North, Mr. Jin said.
