Sentence examples for stance challenges from inspiring English sources

His bold new stance challenges his protégé, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, whose policies would restart as many nuclear power plants as possible (now all shut down), and even promote the export of nuclear reactors.

The league's Central Scouting Bureau said of Fleury, 6-feet-1 and 172 pounds: "Has a quick glove hand and his overall rebound control is very good; goes behind the net to stop the puck well; has a strong, well-balanced stance; challenges the shooters aggressively; plays with a great deal of desire, determination and confidence; comes up big in pressure situations".

Although Autrecourt was no skeptic — on the contrary, he attacked the "Academics" or ancient Skeptics — his philosophical stance challenges the prevailing Aristotelian tradition.

Benn's stance effectively challenges Corbyn to allow members of the shadow cabinet to vote with their conscience or sack him and other rebels.

For Caffrey, as for most young men today, dressing in a suit and tie is not just a choice but a stance that challenges the apathy and monotony of casual Friday culture.

There is a distinct political tenor to this stance, a challenge to audiences to move beyond conventions and limitations.

Middle-aged Paul and Kit must adapt to their roles as non-combatants, while Elinor's deeply held anti-war stance is challenged as her home town is bombarded.

Authentic Paint is out as queer and has a strongly pro-active stance to challenging the stigmas surrounding both polyamory and bisexuality.

Beadle summarised the Rhodesian judiciary's position in light of UDI by saying simply that the judges would carry on with their duties "according to the law", but this non-committal stance was challenged by legal cases heard at the High Court.

But this stance is challenged by other groups.

Their stance is a challenge not just to Trudeau.