Sentence examples for stance expressed from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, two antismoking advocates who were told of the company's stance expressed sharply different views.

"There has been less of an aggressive anticommunity stance expressed" during the Bloomberg administration, Mr. Perkins said.

The predominant attitude seemed to be the wait-and-see stance expressed by many, including the Rev. Al Sharpton.

Taiwan's main opposition Kuomintang party [KMT], which has traditionally taken a pro-China stance, expressed its reservations about the call in a statement released on Saturday.

In contrast to his radical views on religion, the moral stance expressed here is thoroughly conventional.

Annotators were asked to label each tweet with Leave, Neutral, or Remain, depending on the stance expressed by the Twitter user.

It wasn't the only controversial stance Trump expressed in the interview.

He was the first native Indonesian bishop and known for his pro-nationalistic stance, often expressed as "100% Catholic, 100% Indonesian".

Step frequency (steps per second) and single and double stance duration (expressed in seconds or as a percentage of the gait cycle), were calculated.

Walker et al. (2008) documented essentially the same epistemological stance: students expressed the idea that learning is "the accumulation of unambiguous facts" (p. 365) that the instructor needs to impart.

Such electoral accountability has been shown to exist for a variety of aspects of representatives' record: for instance, their handling of the economy (see e.g. Powell and Whitten, 1993; Lewis-Beck and Stegmaier, 2000; Samuels and Hellwig, 2010) or their policy stances as expressed in votes in the legislature (Canes-Wrone et al., 2002; Ansolabehere and Jones, 2010; Vivyan and Wagner, 2012).