Sentence examples for representative stance from inspiring English sources

"They don't want to be equated with the openly neo-Nazi and racist protesters," said Christian Weissgerber, a former neo-Nazi turned anti-racism activist, who described the article as "a rather representative stance for most of the militant identitarians and alt-right in Germany and Austria".

In a statement denouncing the letter from Ruppersberger and Rogers, ULA spokeswoman Jessica Rye said the representatives' stance, "appears to be in response to special interest political pressures promulgated by less capable, unproven launch providers with a much longer history of rhetoric than launch success".

Contrasting the trade representative's stance with that of the Pentagon, she added: "It makes no sense for one part of the U.S. government to be fighting illegal subsidies, while another is pretending they don't exist".

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A conservative Republican with a strong anticommunist stance, Representative Latham was first elected to Congress in 1944 and represented the Third and, later, the Fourth Congressional Districts in Queens until 1958.

And they say it is typical of the Bush administration to promote a single conservative judicial candidate as representative of its stance on Hispanic issues rather than to offer more meaningful policy proposals.

Did you just fill in the little circles without researching your representative's fiscal stance?

The World Coalition Against the Death Penalty wasn't available for comment on Friday, but released a statement signed by 12 foreign ministers — not including a US representative — taking a stance against state executions.

On the same day, Udall hit the sole Republican working to unseat him, Rep. Cory Gardner (R-Colo)., over the representative's past stances on marriage equality with a social media campaign featuring the twitter hashtag #TakingColoradoBackwards.

"Wouldn't it be prudent to wait for more data before making changes in the accommodative monetary policy stance?" asked Representative H. James Saxton, Republican of New Jersey.

In this respect we believe Gardner's and Dickins and Barton's stances are representative of a broader community of researchers (see e.g. Oyama et al. 2001; Keller 2010 for discussion).