Sentence examples for present stance from inspiring English sources

A diplomat said it was misleading to see him as "some sort of white knight" and pointed to inconsistencies between his present stance and his time in office.

"If he is bringing Ryan in to have his budget of the past as the present stance," she said, "it is going to be long row to hoe.

The presenting stance, the abasement.

A cat in heat will also often show sexual affection by getting into a "presenting" stance — rear elevated, tail up or to the side, and head held low to the ground.

What seems clear from this perspective, however, is that America's present policy stance is really, really bad.

The present compensation stance is still influenced by that kind of thinking: the worry that fighting a war might become impossible if heavy casualties meant liabilities of many billions in payments to the wounded.

Barnfather added: "If the present immunity stance is maintained, the SFO cannot prosecute JJB or relevant individuals for cartel activity, nor indeed any other charge, for example under the Fraud Act 2006, as a way to circumvent the immunity offered by the OFT".

At the ankle, the smallest external rotation among clusters was present during stance.

At the knee, hyperextension was present in stance and reduced flexion at toe-off.

Finally, I should like to present the stance of Polish fishermen, who have become the main victims of the mistaken and unfair cod fishing policy.

Genotype differences were present in stance width (two-way ANOVA main effect of genotype F1,62 = 16.51, p < 0.0001; limb F1,62 = 70.90, p < 0.0001; Interaction F1,62 = 0.381, p = 0.539, Sidak's multiple comparisons test), but no other abnormalities were observed.