Its foreign policy is increasingly pragmatic, nuanced and consistent, eschewing the petulant stances that seemed in times past to reflect an underlying inferiority complex.
It is this position of the pelvis and of the weight-bearing limb in single stance that serves as a reference in planning for a pelvic support osteotomy.
It's a tiny difference in my stance that makes a huge difference in terms of shake.
Now, in a stance that reflects the influence of the foundation and its constituency, the group wants to focus less on getting in and more on moving up.
In a stance that angered the dissidents and some Pentagon officials, the State Department and the Central Intelligence Agency had long been skeptical of the information from defectors that Mr. Chalabi's organization had brought out of Iraq.
Then, to hold this armour so gingerly at the chest (which is the way to wear it) puts you in a stance that's closed-off and defensive, but also echoes the body language of heartache.
Step into the batter's box in a stance that feels comfortable.
Scientologists oppose psychiatry in general and anti-depressant drugs in particular, a stance that garnered attention in 2005 when Cruise publicly attacked his friend Brooke Shields for taking medication for her post-natal depression.
They are groomed daily and taught to stand in the conformation stance that allows all four legs to be seen from one side.
In a preliminary order released last week, U.S. District Judge Douglas Woodlock in Massachusetts appeared to side with Google's interpretations of the patent in question, a stance that could bode well for the search giant as the case moves on.
