Sentence examples for opposing stances from inspiring English sources

Underscoring those pressures, two leading lawmakers took opposing stances on the wisdom of a moratorium.

The Republican platform, to be drafted next month, will almost certainly take opposing stances.

They have opposing stances on how much money is needed to protect vulnerable economies, and how it should be raised.

Despite the increasingly stark and opposing stances staked out by each side on the central issues, negotiations are still continuing behind the scenes, and no one has yet expressly dismissed the idea of reaching an accord, perhaps even during the waning days of Mr. Clinton's presidency.

Talks will start on 23 April in Brussels to reconcile these opposing stances.

Its "unity" thus reflects Schlegel's view of the whole of things not as a totality but rather as a "chaotic universality" of infinite opposing stances.

Plans are afoot in south-west China to diversify into rhino farming.The opposing stance was vocalised loudest by a consortium of ten wildlife-conservation groups.

Randy Lee, chief executive of the Leewood Real Estate Group, the developer of the 22-home Estates at Opal Ridge in Pleasant Plains, takes the opposing stance.

The Premier League has taken an opposing stance, with chief executive Richard Scudamore insisting the tournament should go ahead in the summer.

Icahn declined to comment personally on his investment or opposing stance of the other shareholders, though a spokesman says "he believes in the company".

However, the Premier League has taken an opposing stance, with chief executive Richard Scudamore saying: "My view is you can do it in the summer.