Sentence examples for rogue stance from inspiring English sources
Unlike a lot of things Trump does, his porn pledge was not some rogue stance that many mainstream members of his party opposed.
Whichever party gets elected October 19, it appears they'll lead a delegation into the Paris climate negotiations in December taking a rogue stance.
Regulators have also been trying to take a tougher stance on rogue trading.
And unless Iran publicly disavows its (largely rhetorical) ambition to eliminate the state of Israel, the Bush administration is unlikely to moderate its tough stance towards what it considers a rogue state.But America's own policy has made it harder to quarantine Iran.
In going rogue Kennedy not only assumed a defeatist, antiwar stance but also went so far as to propose "rewarding Hitler for past aggressions and preventing future ones" by offering him a lavish appeasement package — at a point when even his former allies in appeasement, had long since come to the conclusion that Hitler could not be trusted.
The email, which surfaced in April 2008, appeared to contradict News International's previous stance that phone hacking was confined to a single "rogue reporter".
Socks by Happy Socks (right) & Stance (left), hat by Quiet Life Co., shirts by Yellow Rat Company (top) and Rogue Wave (bottom) and tie by The Hill-side (purchased at Indigo and Cotton).
The most visible of the bunch is Dana Loesch, whose diatribes extolling far-right political stances rank her as about the dumbest and most pandering online commentator since Sarah Palin went "rogue".
A rogue computer program?
