Sentence examples for posture on issues from inspiring English sources

But echoing his posture on issues like immigration, he acknowledges that he is as likely to have differences of opinion on foreign policy with his conservative supporters at home and his fellow Republicans in Congress as with Mr. Obama.

back to that brave and angry posture on issues that are today's most difficult and controversial, because I think that to some extent it's lost its pioneering spirit," Dr. Sinding said in an interview in his apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan as his wife, Monica Knorr, a geriatric-care expert, packed to move.

Mr. Gore, whose campaign has been pointing to the state of Texas' grim statistics on public health issues and its high numbers of residents without health insurance, accused Mr. Bush of posturing on issues of public concern.

In coming weeks, expect to see a lot more posturing on issues that might energize the party's conservative base or poll well with people made skittish by months of Republican exaggerations about the new reform law.

Senators are so busy showing off how much they know, or posturing on issues they care about (which are often unrelated to the work of the courts), that the nominee often has little to do but sit there and appear interested.

Republican moderates are exasperated by President Bush's posture on environmental issues.

Mr. Winship acknowledged that the unions' latest proposals did not change the writers' posture on key issues, including increased residuals for DVDs and payments for new media.

The only sad element in her speech was that she will not continue to be in the Senate to fight for better communication and a more collaborative posture on the issues that are troubling our country.

"Given the church's public posture on racism issues," the spokesman, Jim Solheim, said, "it would be a contradiction to stay in a hotel that's part of that chain".

But the new president's choices could more clearly influence the Fed's posture on regulatory issues, with Democrats more likely to be activist and in favor of consumer protections and Republicans more likely to favor deregulation.

It is incorrect to say that Japan is now turning to aggressive posture on these issues or trying to expand its territory on the map.