Sentence examples for softer stance from inspiring English sources

There are signs that some candidates have begun tacking toward a softer stance.

The attitude to the WTO application could provide the first tangible evidence of a softer stance.

Ferguson also claimed Wenger's later signings had mirrored his own "softer" stance towards the game.

That clause was then scrapped and replaced by a much softer stance.

In a telephone interview Dr. Ogilvie took a seemingly softer stance toward Mr. Burchfield than she does in her book.

Less expected (though even more hoped-for) was the softer stance towards inflation in the Open Market Committee's accompanying statement.

Liberals fear that the president could convince Babis to adopt some of his proposals, including a softer stance on Russia.

His departure could leave certain aspects of the cross-border plan in the hands of someone with a softer stance toward the banks.

On Sunday, the Liberal Democrats, who are now the opposition and have criticized Mr. Kan's softer stance on history issues, held their own visit to Yasukuni.

He has a new technician running his skiing and a softer stance on the introduction of new rules regulating giant slalom skis.

On Tuesday Khamenei used the expression "heroic leniency", which is being interpreted as a euphemism for a softer stance on foreign policy.