Sentence examples for qualified stance from inspiring English sources
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon took a more qualified stance.
Our research revealed a much stronger preference for deaths in a hospice than had been anticipated, leading us to take a qualified stance on the current policy drive in favour of home deaths by those charged with delivering UK cancer and palliative care services.
Though Hezbollah initially offered unqualified support for Assad, the spillover of violence into northern Lebanon has forced Hezbollah to take a more qualified stance on the conflict, placing itself in an awkward position between its popular base and Iran's fraying regional influence.
He has suggested a more diplomatic approach to Tehran and has described a withdrawal timetable from Iraq faster even than the one laid out in the security agreement, though recently he has qualified that stance.
There can be no argument presented to qualify their stance.
He suggested that it will be important to ensure private security companies are registered and qualified, with the stance of many flag states now changing to allow the use of armed guards.
The revelation prompted accusations from Duterte's critics, such as Senator Antonio Trillanes who said the Philippine president "qualified as a drug addict"—a controversial statement, given the Duterte Government's tough stance on drug use.
Given Turkey's stance on the genocide dispute, as well as its energy deals with Azerbaijan, the trip qualified as a modest start to expanding relations, said Cengiz Aktar, a political scientist at Bahcesehir University in Istanbul.
He quickly qualified his answer — "as long as I'm enjoying myself and I can help the team," he said — but his stance was obvious.
While a handful of federations have taken a robust stance, including athletics, rowing and weightlifting, many others have waved through virtually all of the Russian athletes who have qualified.
