Sentence examples for social stances from inspiring English sources

These social stances often led to clashes with Néstor Kirchner and his wife, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, the back-to-back presidents of Argentina since 2003.

As in Turkey, the most important Islamist groups have moderated their political and social stances as they take part in public debate, including running for office.

She argues that Mr. Fox's politics -- which include market-oriented economics and center-right social stances -- leave the old left and the rural poor little breathing room.

It's a heady responsibility, yet a simple one: if the GOP really wants to be relevant once more, it needs to get in line with America on social stances.

("Me! Wheeeeee!") Ali was as polarizing a superstar as the sports world has ever produced — both admired and vilified in the 1960s and '70s for his religious, political and social stances.

Remarks like that, and his opposition to abortion in the case of rape or incest, provided an opening for Mr. Bennet to reach out to Republican and independent women who were conservative on economic issues but were wary of tough social stances — a hallmark of Colorado swing voters.

"People want wealth distributed more fairly, and I'm sure Lula will adopt a more social stance right from the start".

This appears to be so because, if the addressee is emotionally touched by the expressed love, then he or she can respond to the social stance and can reciprocate the love of which she is the target.

The risk and benefit of social stance is that people maintain the power of the purse to purchase or not to purchase.

About the group's social stance, Ice Cube (real name O'Shay Jackson) added, "People say our music inspires violence or whatever, but there has been violence since the beginning of time.

It was a peculiar decision for me -- I didn't have an activist bone in my preteen body and had never taken a passionate social stance on anything in my life.