Sentence examples for it stance from inspiring English sources

Updating its employment policies to clarify and strengthen it stance against discrimination and harassment.

Third, his "I was against it before I was for it" stance on gay marriage struck me as completely insincere.

The White House appeared to harden it stance on Tuesday in the wake of the Senate vote.

However, Schofield's "not good at it" stance seems to suggest that drug taking demands intellectual prowess, nay, an aptitude for drug-taking that he simply did not possess.

After two years coming down the pipe at tech giants, Europe's new privacy framework, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), is now being applied — and long time Facebook privacy critic, Max Schrems, has wasted no time in filing four complaints relating to (certain) companies'takeke it or leave it' stance when it comes to consent.

McCain became a very frequent guest on television talk shows discussing the conflict, and his "We are in it, now we must win it" stance drew much attention.

Time Warner Cable's kumbaya gambit shows that the company knows its previous take-it-leave-it stance on SportsNet LA was a non-starter with the rest of the pay-TV industry, which says it's unfair to make non-sports fans pony up for yet another sports channel.

The House, whose members left town today, has scheduled no major business for next week, and its Republican leaders adopted a take-it-or-leave-it stance on both measures.

Di Natale offered a pointed message to Labor as it considered its stance.

The office declined to say why it changed its stance on Monday.

It later changed its stance, and now directs all of its traffic through its Hong Kong-based site.