Sentence examples for have different stances from inspiring English sources

The problem is that you and the other person have different stances about respecting boundaries, and you've never settled the differences between you.

They both say education is a top priority, despite having different stances on charter schools (she's a fan; he's not) and guns in schools (she's opposed to arming teachers; he says local leaders should decide).

[You might even say Reagan had different stance in public than he had in private].

Johnston Press lets its editors edit, and its papers have different political stances: the Sheffield Star is quite distinct from the Yorkshire Post 35 miles up the road, for example.

Business schools take different stances on the issue.

In addition to stance, they have different equipment sometimes, too.

Those candidates may hold different viewpoints, have different life experiences, and could provide a fresh new stance that benefits a large corporation.

Here you will get in your comfort zone some have different ways of starting but make sure you find a stance that is natural for you.

They have different perspectives on North Korea, and I respect them both for their pro-peace and pro-human rights stances.

"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.