Sentence examples for on the stances from inspiring English sources

That vote depends on the stances of sovereign states around the world.

Such a view and such a feeling of victory have a major impact on the stances taken by the Syrian President and by the Syrian regime, especially as Russia still refuses to this day to abandon either, and as setting aside the "Assad obstacle" does not mean for Russia a commitment to exclude Assad from the process of political transition altogether.

Campaign finance reform would additionally engender greater transparency as ads run by corporations and unions would be based on the stances political parties or candidates take (for or against oil for example), and not on who has or hasn't accepted undisclosed funds.

Some declare everything, while others declare nothing, often depending on the stance the individual schools take on the issue.

The tone of these articles changes dramatically depending on the stance of the author and rarely incorporates the views of the celebrities themselves.

A distinction can be made, however, between right-libertarianism and left-libertarianism, depending on the stance taken on how natural resources can be owned.

In the following section, we show a simple application of the age-adjusted prediction, based on the stance, automatically computed for the collected Twitter posts.

Annotators were asked to label each tweet with Leave, Neutral, or Remain, depending on the stance expressed by the Twitter user.

Some of it may be overstated or understated, depending on the stance of the author (Reid 2012; Butt and Turner, this issue).

Acceptance of claims made in scientific research articles depends on the stance authors take and their resources for appraisal (Martin and White, http://www.grammatics.com/appraisal).com/appraisal

However, if they were to win the Welsh Cup, entry to the Europa League would depend on the stance of Uefa and the English FA.