Sentence examples for of a stance from inspiring English sources
He might not have much of a stance there if that's just toppled in the back.
But the discussions were about the details of a stance that had already been decided: net neutrality would be upheld.
Up on 18, Schwartzel has found the bunker to the left of the green, and he can't get much of a stance in there.
Instead, the administration faced strong resistance from the City Council, which made it clear that the industry had to be taken care of — a stance that, at times, frustrated the taxi commission.
His remarks come on the heels of a USA Today op-ed, published last week, where he held environmentalists partly responsible for the fires because of a stance some have taken against logging.
As a Republican he rejected the party's conservative call to arms in favor of a stance more amenable to his Vermont constituents, who have elected Democrats as their other senator and as governor and an independent socialist as its representative in the United States House.
Saddam, however, preferred a policy of ambiguity, a stance that heightened US and British suspicions.
They're a bold group of writers, a stance that they hope to pass on.
He praised Mr. Bush for his support of Israel, a stance that won him enthusiastic applause.
Understanding the risks and rewards of taking a stance on political and social issues can be difficult, if not impossible.
These properties are the degrees of awareness, respectfulness, and responsibility, and the development of a critical stance, political stance, thoughtful actions, and agency.
