Sentence examples for right stance to from inspiring English sources

The Party of God is increasingly divided over the right stance to take towards Israel, Iran, and Lebanese politics.

Lancaster, who has named the Saracens trio of David Strettle, Chris Ashton and 20-year-old Maro Itoje in his training squad, described the Leicester's player's conviction for assault last week as "disappointing in every way, shape and form" and feels that dropping him was the "right stance" to take.

The instructor gave steps from the very beginning about the right stance to take, the right "hip actions" to make and the best way to keep the hula hoop up on the body instead of down by the feet.

Change from a right stance to left or vice-versa.

It was hard, therefore, to find the right stance with which to direct Jean-Pierre Léaud in this scene.

As Ezra Klein writes, this is exactly the right stance for him to take, and his proposals for reforming the filibuster and campaign financing are on-target.

There was no change in percentage of stride and stance in braking phase, percentage of stride and stance in propulsion phase, stance duration and stance factor, or the ratio of left to right stance durations between 4 and 10 weeks after injury or between injured and sham operated controls at either time for these parameters.

And that's the right stance, but they're going to have a hard time convincing the studios to ever give them newer release films to stream since those guys still believe they can sell DVDs no one really wants to own.

Ever since he arrived in the Élysée Palace last year, François Hollande has been trying to solve a conundrum: how to adopt the right stance towards Moscow.

They would argue, in animated, rapid-fire fashion, over the angle that Rafa should use to hit a certain shot, and try over and over again to find the right stance and balance for his strokes.

Understandably, America seeks support and consensus, not criticism or dissent from what it perceives to be a right stance or course of action.