Sentence examples for long-held stance from inspiring English sources

His comments left doubt about whether he would change his long-held stance against principal reduction.

Mr. Arafat, presumably, was showing that he was not going to give up on his long-held stance that East Jerusalem must be the capital of a Palestinian state.

While Mr. Bernanke stuck with his long-held stance that the Fed had not aided the housing bubble by keeping interest rates too low for too long in 2002-4, hembraceded the view of Gary B. Gorton, an influential Yale finance professor.

The Brazilian-born Frenchman, who has a triple role of heading Nissan, its French partner Renault, and the Renault-Nissan alliance, repeated his long-held stance that he would prefer a Japanese national to lead Nissan when he does step down.

During a speech here on Monday, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh acknowledged that climate change was a dangerous problem, but the plan he introduced reinforced India's long-held stance that developed nations created the bulk of the mess and should be responsible for cleaning it up.

However, Pearce reiterated his long-held stance that for the senior side to be successful, the best talent should gain tournament experience at U21 level.

While Adelson's faith in Trump's pro-Israel bona fides and the desire to ensure that Hillary Clinton doesn't win the election have been the primary factors driving the 82-year-old Las Vegas magnate's thinking, some of Trump's pro-business positions jibe with long-held stances of Adelson's too.

The finding undermines the arguments behind US Food and Drug Administration's long held stance on BPA.

[C4.] Europe Rethinks E-Business Stance Officials at the European Commission say they are considering abandoning a long-held position on Internet commerce that the laws in the country where a consumer is situated should govern.

PHP founder Rasmus Lerdorf has left his long-held position at Yahoo, according to his Twitter account.

* Spokesman says remark reflects long-held position.