Sentence examples for shifting stands from inspiring English sources

Republicans have been portraying Mr. Kerry as a man of shifting stands and a classic Massachusetts liberal.

Last month, the Party's chief economic adviser, Eric Besson, got so frustrated by her shifting stands that he quit both his job and the Party.

Mr. Trump was withering in his attacks on her record while vague about his own, and defensive about his shifting stands on the Iraq war over the years.

Michael D. Shear reports on the increased focus on the former speaker of the House, not only on his work for Freddie Mac but also on his shifting stands on issues.

Mr. Kerry's rival Democrats point to a series of shifting stands on issues, like his qualified praise for the 1994 Republican takeover of Congress and his vote authorizing President Bush to use force in Iraq.

But as even some conservatives were pointing out, the House Republicans' attempts to seize the political high ground by advocating for a full-year payroll tax cut are undercut by their shifting stands in the months leading up to the showdown.

EPA's shifting stand on portable generators has proven particularly consequential.

The shifting stand on abortion by Mitt Romney, a Republican former governor of Massachusetts, has come under attack in broadcast advertisements here and in New Hampshire from the Republican Majority for Choice, a group of Republican women who support abortion rights.

On Tuesday, the court criticised the government for its shifting stand on the issue of decriminalising gay sex.

Last month, the Supreme Court criticised the government for its shifting stand on the issue of decriminalising gay sex.

The Communists had been ideologically opposed to Nazism — but they had also shown themselves willing to shift stands when Moscow aligned itself with Hitler.