Sentence examples for outspoken stance from inspiring English sources

Analysts interpreted the moves as a signal that Mexico intends to take a more outspoken stance against Trump.

Mr. Padgett, who had seen Mr. de Blasio's television ad, said the candidate's outspoken stance on the stop-and-frisk tactic had helped secure his support.

Over the past decade his resolutely outspoken stance on homosexuality and transsexual rights and status as a Jew had cultivated increasingly powerful enemies.

I knew about his outspoken stance on the case of Asia Bibi, a Christian woman sentenced to death in a blasphemy case.

"It's what we lived under Sheriff Joe Arpaio, and now it's expanded to the whole state," he said, referring to the controversial Maricopa County sheriff, who is known for his outspoken stance against illegal immigration and crackdowns on illegal immigrants.

Squires and Jones — both of whom had spotless records on medication — vigorously protested the finding, insisting that their horse had been tampered with, in an act of vengeance because of their outspoken stance on reform.

"I don't know what world these people are living in," he continued, referring to unnamed Republicans' outspoken stances on American relations with China.

However, of all the issues on which Nemtsov was outspoken, his stance on the Charlie Hebdo cartoons and massacre was not something he was particularly known for – he wrote just one short blog post on the issue.

There is little doubt that since his election as president in 2005, Ahmadinejad's outspoken international stance has been a disaster for investment in the Islamic republic.

Smith was by now in the twilight of his career, but his outspoken, confrontational stance continued to irritate the ZANU PF government.

The Palestine-Israel conflict is central to world peace, but Obama has taken such an outspoken pro-Israel stance that significant change on this issue is extremely unlikely.