Sentence examples for has a stance from inspiring English sources
The Department of Justice declined in an email to say whether it has a stance on the nationwide practice.
Coates's writing in "Between the World and Me" has a stance and a rhetorical sweep that make the give-and-take of politics seem almost impossible.
Amber Rudd as environment secretary has a stance I admire on renewables (as well as abortion, as an aside), but climate change is not really a women's issue – unless, you know, "the future" is a female thing.
Where Better Together has a stance, this has been cited.
While there's been no breakout blockchain company so far — excluding those that service the industry through crypto exchanges or mining — nearly every major tech company has a stance on blockchain, and is actively looking into how it can work with it.
With a candidate running for a parliamentary seat in the Rohingya's homeland of Rakhine (Arakan) State, where it has ties going back almost 30 years, DPNS even has a stance on the main Rohingya issue--at least one that is more forthright than the NLD's: "The 1982 citizenship law needs to be reviewed.
"I don't know if I have a stance," he said.
"For you to have a stance where you're not going to change one period?
