Sentence examples for more positive stance from inspiring English sources

As the economy and rates return to normal, we keep a more positive stance on stocks and high-yield corporate bonds, rather than government and investment-grade bonds.

However, there are a number of points that concern us, which hold us back from having a more positive stance on the stock at this juncture despite a very high anticipated near term dividend yield.

The decision on the Navitus Bay project off Dorset was unveiled by Lord Bourne, the energy minister, even as 13 leading financial investors urged the chancellor to adopt a more positive stance on renewables.

Yet Washington's more positive stance toward the E.U. is tempered by the knowledge that the debt crisis has sapped Europe's economic strength — and its commitment to defense spending — while eroding public support for the idea of European integration.

It's time to take a more positive stance, to create modern legislation for the 21st century.' Anne Quesney, a former teacher and the chair of the campaign group Abortion Rights, was born in Belgium where abortion was only made legal in 1990.

Security considerations precluded any stops in the Palestinian territories.Moreover, while she was once hailed by Palestinians as a rare American champion of their national aspirations, she is now derided for scorning donations from American Muslims and adopting a more positive stance toward Israel than that of her husband's government.

If the city councils were to recognize that most of the poor people living in their jurisdictions have no choice but to earn their livelihoods from street vending and other such self-employment activities and were to therefore adopt a more positive policy stance (or at least a less negative one), the urban poor would have a better chance of earning their way out of poverty.

Overall, interviews suggest that participation in the PRISM trial encouraged a more positive practitioner stance towards the use of RADTs.

In May, after Ukrainian separatists organized a widely denounced referendum, the official Russian statement was more positive than the stance that Merkel believed she and Putin had agreed on in advance.

Depending on the responses of statewide parties, we may see more positive or more negative stances on decentralization as a result.

In more cases, they take a positive stance with regard to the legal obligation to use the reporting code (66%% versus 35%%; p < 0.01).