Sentence examples similar to interested stance from inspiring English sources

This embrace of Washington is partly the self-interested stance of a leader who depends on the United States for security guarantees.

In addition to the policies on the EU and democracy, I am particularly interested in their stance on education.

Despite this lack of consensus, when attempting to formulate an opinion on evolution, Americans are still most interested in the stances of scientists and science teachers (CSS 2009).

People interested in the nominee's stance on vital constitutional issues are left to read the tea leaves gleaned from her religious affiliation, the nods and winks of various administration and religious insiders, and now a pro-life questionnaire Ms. Miers completed as a candidate for minor office in 1989.

The Sect of Revolutionaries' proclamation bluntly states its stance: "We are not interested in politics but in guerrilla warfare".

If the female is interested, she takes a slightly submissive stance and turns in place.

Many of the critics fear that the board is interested either in softening WBAI's leftist stance to reach broader audiences or in selling its frequency, which by some estimates could fetch $150 million to $200 million.

If you're interested in more of Google's privacy stances, they've got an entire portal dedicated to them here.

Under her rule, the party has reverted to its traditional stance; left-leaning and not very interested in reform.

Sky's stance throughout was that it was interested only in an exclusive deal: as the championship is a category B sporting event, it would have had to agree to highlights being shown on terrestrial television.

Those interested in getting at Twitter over its political stance can tweet at @policy.