But, having been elected yesterday with a wafer-thin majority, Ms Harman insisted that party members had not backed her because of her stance on the war.
In a letter to the parliamentary commissioner for standards (appendix 3), Dorries said that people were out to get her because of her stance on abortion and that she had to undertake media work because she was facing bankruptcy.
But just, I couldn't vote for Hillary because of her stance on things ….
Friedman said the contractors who contributed to her first successful council bid were businesses in Glendale, so she thought they were supportive of her stance on affordable housing.
As a result, her stance on the question of authorship — that the books are entirely Wilder's and that Wilder simply grew as a writer — seems more nostalgic and hopeful than convincing.
The "Clueless" actress, milking these 15 minutes for all they're worth, released a blog post on Sunday explaining why she was included in the ceremony and her stance on the state of black actors in Hollywood today. .
In the second, she softens her stance to describe Dappy out of N-Dubz, to whom she was handcuffed at the time, as "a gentleman" for holding her hair away from the gastric eruption, rubbing her back and "cooing all the while" when she vomited from stress.
Characterizing the accounts of her stance as "way out of proportion and out of context," Ms. Clarkson, 25, winner of the first season of "American Idol," said on her Web site (kellyclarksonweb.com): "Contrary to recent characterizations in the press, I'm well aware that Clive is one of the great record men of all time.
Merkel, sitting pat on a record 2014 budget surplus, justified her stance in terms of the future needs of German pensioners.
The decision by the shadow cabinet to use its Commons opposition day debate adds to the growing pressure on Theresa May to drop her hardline stance of using the future legal status of EU citizens in Britain as part of the negotiations.
