Sentence examples for have a different stance from inspiring English sources

"I'd like to see how game is going to be played with the tightening of the rules — maybe next March we have a different stance on things," he said.

US President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that, though they share a common desire to end the violence in Syria, they have a different stance on how to approach the conflict.

German officials had a different stance as Bitcoin is considered as private money.

For example, the Russian ballet has a different stance than American ballet.

This organizational method fares well if each publication has a different stance.

Now, if we fail to deliver them and we have to take a different stance, then that's a new situation.

"One would have hoped that the Obama administration would have taken a different stance than the Bush administration, and you wonder what message this sends to victims of terrorism around the world".

You don't have to take a different stance about a woman's right to choose.

Some of Corbyn's shadow cabinet colleagues have taken a different stance on Momentum.

Couturier exposes flaws and an element of self-deception in these arguments and in the obiter dicta on the subject that Nabokov uttered subsequently, and wishes he had adopted a different stance: No matter how hard he tried to find an appropriate line of defence for his novel, he refused to admit that this novel, eminently poetic to be sure, was still highly erotic.

It seems T-Mobile has taken a different stance on G1 activation than Apple did with the iPhone.