Sentence examples similar to have a different stand on from inspiring English sources

"Maybe a Kagan on the Court could have persuaded a Kennedy" to take a different stand on, say, the Citizens United ruling, Schumer says.

Both houses are controlled by Democrats, although each chamber has generally taken a different stand on some sales taxes.

The fact that New York rap hasn't been the dominant sound of rap in the last 10-plus years, that makes that comparison maybe a little less obvious, but to me there's artists from other coasts and other parts of the country that might have a different sound on the surface, but stand for something similar to Mobb Deep.

Because black mothers raise their daughters to understand the shoulders we stand on, we have a different sense of who we are, what we can take on, and what we can survive". Cynthia Bowman agrees.

Other teams have a different way to take a stand.

We have a different vision about the good society and who to stand up for.

To have a different government, Berlusconi would need to stand down, and he won't".

When FHM hits the stands in March it will have a different cover.

"I will always feel close to him, notwithstanding that we have taken different stands on issues like the Iraq war and the Dean endorsement," he said in an interview last week.

Second, different measurement theorists have taken different stands on the kind of empirical evidence that is required to establish mappings between objects and numbers.

"Everyone has a different take on it".