Sentence examples for stance conflicts from inspiring English sources

Such a public stance conflicts with the work of Alec, which has used its muscle as match-maker between state politicians and big businesses to push back on environmental controls.

During wartime, this stance conflicts with conscription efforts.

Spencer's and the alt-right (short for alternative right) movement's stances conflict with common mores in American society, the Brookline teachers said.

Acceptance -- more so than tolerance -- breathes life into social structures; potentially shifting them from a stance of conflict to one of mutual respect.

At issue are concerns about program materials that some Catholics find offensive, and assertions that the Scouts associate with groups espousing stances in conflict with church teaching.

Jeremy Corbyn has been frequently criticised for his security policies by political opponents The Tories have used Mr Corbyn's stance on interventionist conflicts to attack him repeatedly in the past, with statements from both David Cameron and Michael Fallon, the Defence Secretary, using the "threat to national security" line in the aftermath of his election.

In the future it should take a more a active stance in mediating conflicts in the region (South America), and it should pay more of the costs - like Germany in Europe - for a deeper regional integration.

"If Vietnam has the same attitude and adopts a restrained and responsible stance, such military conflicts will not happen".

For both March 14 and the Hezbollah-led March 8 coalition, Syria and Lebanonon's stance on the conflict there — is a divisive issue.

QUESTION FROM FELIX: Do you think the Houla massacre will finally alter Russia's stance in the conflict?

The news of the Tricycle Theatre's stance on the conflict in Gaza has not yet swayed matters there decisively one way or the other.