Sentence examples for key stances from inspiring English sources

He also said he opposed lowering mandatory minimum sentences for non-violent drug offenders and did not see voter identification laws as a barrier to voting, a reversal of two key stances of the Obama administration.

The Vatican took a similar, albeit slightly lower-key, stance at a follow-up conference in 1999.

Mr Keys' passionate stance against the war in Iraq has not been supported by some of the older veterans.

We maintain our buy recommendation, 158p target price and key sector pick stance.

But it also includes a significant role for government in generating investment and innovation in key sectors, a stance some critics see as outdated and ill-advised.

The key to this stance is to be relaxed.

When you're roller skating, balance is key, and this stance will prevent you from toppling over.

The national left meeting was intended to develop the faction's negotiating position on key issues, but its stance on the thorniest issues is not likely to be settled until a meeting of left delegates on the eve of the conference.

Walker's campaign did not respond to emails from the Guardian requesting comment on the impact his stance on immigration would have on Wisconsin's economy or for clarity on his current stances on key immigration issues.

Sadosky, the spokesman for the Conservative Solutions Project, rejects the arguments of the critics, stressing that the nonprofit is promoting conservative stances on key issues, including tax reform and the Iran nuclear deal, and not Rubio's candidacy.

This nonprofit has spent mainly on ads that feature the Florida senator and tout his stances on key issues such as the Iran nuclear deal and tax increases, both of which he opposes.