Sentence examples for high-profile stance from inspiring English sources

By taking a high-profile stance on immigration, Obama draws out lawmakers like King, who recently compared immigrants to dogs.

It is understood that Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, is not going to lie low in the referendum and will take a high-profile stance on the issue.

In recent years, the party has broadened its electoral appeal by calling itself "neither left nor right", striking a delicate balance between internal differences on whether its economic policy should be more free market and whether or not to take a more high-profile stance on the social issues that appeal to the religious right.

But, perhaps largely due to Trump's high-profile stance, the issue of access to candidates' tax returns is deeply polarized.

In recent years, some tech companies with very large user-bases have also been shown to make high-profile stances championing user privacy — which inexorable sets them on a collision course with governments' national security priorities.

In recent years, some tech companies with very large user-bases have also been shown to make high-profile stances championing user privacy — which inexorable sets them on a collision course with governments' national security priorities.

With his high profile stance on the terrorism issue, he well knew the risk that his strong voice might one day be silenced, but he was far too courageous a politician to hesitate in the line of duty he had drawn for himself.

In Virginia, it looks like Ingraham in particular took a high profile stance for Brat, as reported by Politico.

"It is important that all high-profile chefs take a stance towards this – cutting back hours, better staff retention, better staff working lives – to make our industry more appealing," he told Foodism, an industry magazine.

It is not against US law or charity regulation to accept donations from non-US citizens, or from overseas accounts, but the Swiss ties of some high-profile donors arguably contradict stances taken by the Clintons and others on the broad issue of taxation of the rich.

Heseltine has always been a high-profile politician, whose active, warrior stance(and slight absurdity)is reflected in his nickname: Tarzan.