Sentence examples for stance for its from inspiring English sources

Microsoft's E3 and pre-E3 announcements were all about doing a bit of a rollback and adopting a more Sony-like stance for its Xbox One marketing – 'we like gamers, and we won't make you buy a camera with your gaming console (anymore).'.

This progressive gameplay stance, rare for its time, was originally unintended.

Canada's position in this recent set of negotiations sets the stage for its likely stance when the question of whether to extend the 2016 exemption, and what conditions will apply to an extension, becomes an issue.

The European Union, collectively at least as industrialised as America, decided seven months ago on its stance for Kyoto: by 2010 the EU will, it claims, cut its CO2 emissions some 15% below their level in 1990.

If so, it will be more likely to play a role in the party's profiling over the next two years, as it readies its stance for the 2016 presidential elections.

While Labour should be applauded for its stance, it is time politicians of all stripes act to protect the most vulnerable workers in our society.

The industry changed its stance for several reasons.

Yet he could not understand why the party would not give him the freedom to write as he pleased, or how its stance for equality could suddenly embrace a Jim Crow Army after Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union.

The U.S. position that the Baltic states had been forcibly annexed would remain its official stance for the following 51 years.

To us architects, St . Louishas a familiar ring, as does the era of its last stance for the emancipation of the working poor in the form of large scale public housing projects.

As the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington called for Americans to continue the fight for the unfinished business of Dr. King's dream, a starting point is questioning America's continued quick stance to move on military intervention and its stalled stance for intervention on economic equality for all Americans.