Sentence examples for present the stance from inspiring English sources

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.

Johnson jumps at the chance to present the Conservative stance as being weak on crime.

The White House press secretary, Jay Carney, on Monday called Mr. Blunt's legislation "dangerous and wrong," continuing a campaign to present the president's stance as measured and reasonable.

At present the British government's stance is out of step with international opinion.

The paper presents the authors׳ stance in the ongoing discussion ensuing after the accident on board the Queen Mary 2. The authors briefly discuss the following questions: How is it possible to describe the power quality in ship systems and by what indexes?

A severe equinus foot (even if included in the cluster with significance at P < 0.01) was present throughout the stance phase.

The presenting stance, the abasement.

The issue is even more charged because Pope Benedict XVI, as Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, in 1986 wrote the document presenting the Vatican's most recent stance condemning homosexuality, which determined that it was "not a sin" but "a more or less strong tendency ordered toward an intrinsic moral evil," and thus "an objective disorder".

Figure 8 presents the association of Fmax to stance time for FLs and HLs for SLOPE = −10° and SLOPE = +10°.

Joined by Financial Times columnist Gillian Tett in conversation Feb. 5 at the Cornell Club New York City, Prasad drew on a decade of analytical research on international finance and capital flows to present his stance.

As national production structures transnationalize across the regional space, the next stage is to deepen regulatory harmonization to present a common stance to the extra-regional market.