Sentence examples for right stances from inspiring English sources

Another Journal contributor, who called himself Publius Decius Mus, was convinced that "Trump articulated, if incompletely and inconsistently, the right stances on the right issues — immigration, trade, and war — right from the beginning".

"Excluding others is not the right stance".

But scepticism is still the right stance towards this deal.

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

(The Human Rights Campaign gave him a zero rating, indicating an anti-gay right stance).

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.

That is testament to the consensus in mainstream macroeconomic circles about the right stance for monetary policy now, and the durability of the framework Mr Bernanke has assembled.

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

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.

Bernanke's board is in a wait-n-see mode; probably the right stance.