Sentence examples for market stance from inspiring English sources

And the anti-free market stance of his most recent encyclical, on social and economic questions, came as an unwelcome revelation to his neocon admirers in the US.

But Bain has also emerged as an issue in the Republican primary, despite the party's free market stance and business-friendly policies, reflecting the depth of public anger about the economy.

Lincoln (March 1973) Labour's Dick Taverne forced this by-election when he quit the party over its anti-Common Market stance and contested it under the label Democratic Labour.

Tusk is also keen to reopen the issue of trade sanctions against countries that dump cut-price products into the EU market, and here, May is likely to irritate some member states by sticking to Britain's free market stance.

SNS, a prominent business-funded thinktank, issued a report last Wednesday that sharply reversed its normal pro-market stance.

It shifted to a more pro-market stance because that's where it perceived the political centre of gravity to be.

And of course, this elegantly simple solution is fully in accord with Mr. Bush's much-trumpeted free-market stance.

But though he casts himself in the Thatcher and Reagan tradition, Mr Abbott is less predictable when it comes to the pro-market stance of the Liberal Party.

SNS, a prominent business-funded thinktank, issued a report in September 2011 that ran counter to its usual pro-market stance.

But they are really a collection of regional leaders, and the BJP is unsure of its ideology, having toned down its earlier, odious, form of Hindu nationalism but also muddied its old pro-market stance.

It reminds us how little we know about Pop Art in Italy, as compared with contemporaneous movements like Arte Povera (which, by contrast, had an anti-market stance and championed prosaic materials).