Sentence examples for own stances from inspiring English sources

"McCain will have to use proxies to play up these issues because his own stances on these issues have not always been so clear".

One result is that the Chinese public rarely has access, even on the Internet, to versions of history that differ from party propaganda, and popular support for some nationalist causes is sometimes even stronger than the party's own stances.

He could step back from himself and mock his own stances — "hard work," he would say when I would catch him on a drug corner, "hard work being a black man in America".

In addition, the Datashare team reflected on their own stances to privacy as 'average potential users'.

The issue has proved divisive in Germany, with right-wing groups claiming his views vindicate their own stances.

In a joint statement, they urged greater financial transparency in European Union markets, while at the same time inveighing against foreign governments whose own stances undermine the viability and competitiveness of European businesses.

That was my own stance for years.

We create our own stance and discourse.

Other publications and outlets can debate their own stance.

The hope was that this would put pressure on China to spell out and even modify its own stance.

The Israeli government acknowledges that the Palestinians have their own stance on Jerusalem, which they will surely raise at the negotiating table.