Sentence examples for see stance from inspiring English sources

Despite his request, the home secretary decided that the inquest should proceed, and adopted a "wait and see" stance as to whether a public inquiry or other form of further investigation might be necessary later.

A vote in favour of the GMB motion could, in theory at least, give him just the cover he needs to reverse the Benn position in favour of a "wait and see" stance, causing fresh divisions and prompting shadow ministerial resignations.

I spent much of yesterday working with a bank that, like many businesses, are taking a 'wait and see' stance.

As the rate of change accelerates, if you take a "wait and see" stance, you will be caught unprepared.

Even in cities located in flood-prone areas, policymakers adopt a 'wait and see' stance, waiting until earmarked, central government-initiated schemes allow them financially to implement local climate adaptation policy actions.

It would be easy to knee-jerk and block all development, but Apple's taking the "wait and see" stance, as development of this kind might lead to the lacking "killer app" the iPhone or Touch need.

He is modest about his unique appearance, which has been likened to a squashed milk carton in one internet meme (he pronounces it mem), but Cumberbatch's now frequently seen stance in a billowing coat, atop a tall building – Sherlock, Doctor Strange and in Star Trek: Into Darkness – has elevated him to one of those actors you can identify by silhouette alone.

To see their stance on inequality on campus is huge.

It will also be interesting to see what stance the Tory leadership candidates take.

He has strong conservative credentials (see his stance on the ultrasound bill) and has appeal to independents.

"You see his stance in A-ball," Collinsaidid, "and you think to yourself: all that hand movement is not going to work in the big leagues.