Sentence examples for repeated stance from inspiring English sources

The campaign comes out of President-elect Donald Trump's repeated stance that he intends to repeal Obamacare.

Chamberlain insisted that there was no intent behind the pitches, and he repeated that stance Thursday.

AS Byatt, a long-standing critic, repeated her stance this week that the prize is discriminatory.

In his speech Obama repeated his stance that Republicans were to blame for the deadlock by defending the special interest groups of the wealthy and big corporations.

And it repeated its stance that the fed funds rate would remain "exceptionally low" for "an extended period," the phrases it has used since March 2009.

But he also blamed the federal government for not securing the border and repeated his stance that no immigration reform should be passed until the border is secured.

The prime minister, quizzed relentlessly about the US prison in Cuba at his monthly press conference today, repeated his stance that it was "an anomaly" that should "end sooner rather than later".

On 26 July, when Fox News host Bill O'Reilly asked him where he would set a federal minimum wage, he repeated a stance from May that the US does not need one: "There doesn't have to be".

Mr. Ahmadinejad repeated his stance that Iran would not buckle under international pressure to curb its nuclear projects, which Iran insists are for peaceful purposes, and the United States and some European nations believe are to make nuclear weapons.

He was remanded in custody on Monday after refusing to answer his name in the Cairns magistrate court and on Tuesday repeated his stance that he is "Murrumu in the right persona".

Hamas accepted; the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, repeated his stance that he would not meet with Hamas until it apologized for its "coup" in Gaza and handed power back to the Palestinian Authority.