That offers Mr. Obama a line of argument unavailable in his duel with Mrs. Clinton, whose policy stances closely resembled his own.
However, the final paragraph takes an aggressive and threating stance more closely aligned with the real nature of the group.
Massive Attack, whose era-defining 1991 debut, Blue Lines, helped alter the course of British music, have assumed an increasingly political stance, working closely with the Red Cross, Stop the War Coalition, and Oxfam.
The BBC's Roland Buerk, in Tokyo, says the new strategic stance will be closely watched in Asia, where Japan's World War II aggression has been neither forgotten nor forgiven.
The Eurasian eagle-owl rarely assumes the so-called "tall-thin position", which is when an owl adopts an upright stance with plumage closely compressed and may stand tightly beside a tree trunk.
We think our interactionist explanatory stance corresponds more closely to the causal structure of the evolutionary processes we seek to explain.
In response to the European decision, Charles A. James, United States assistant attorney general for antitrust, issued a statement in Washington calling for a more closely aligned stance on antitrust issues.
By appearing to tie their moral stance on abortion so closely to a particular political choice, have they in fact undermined their moral persuasiveness on that issue as well as their pastoral effectiveness generally?
The Liberal Democrats' stance will be watched closely by Labour since a scaled-down version of Trident could form part of a Lib-Lab coalition agreement if there is another hung parliament after the 2015 election.
Despite their bipedal stance, they were likely more closely related to the ceratopsians than the ornithopods.
