Sentence examples for stance has changed from inspiring English sources

"Don't think Chelsea's stance has changed on that".

He said that China's stance has changed from a few years ago.

Whether that stance has changed is not yet clear, although even Dolan's loyalty probably has its limits.

Birmingham's chairman had previously described himself as "not a willing seller" but it is understood that his stance has changed.

What may prove tricky for Richards to answer at his interview is whether his stance has changed on top-slicing the BBC licence fee to fund other public service programming.

"My own stance has changed, in that I'm becoming increasingly cynical and focusing less on the mathematical modelling, worrying more about the human nature side of the thing – the way the banks find some bandwagon and try to exploit it as much as they can.

But, amid growing debate about changing the country's marriage laws, he said his stance had changed.

Not only was her face unrecognizable, but her stance had changed.

She started out well enough, stressing that the change in wording didn't mean that the policy stance had changed in any way.

Other stances have changed: the Bush administration is markedly more reserved on the question of Russian use of force in Chechnya despite previous American concerns that civilians were being hurt by indiscriminate Russian attacks.

The stance on immigration has changed radically in the past four years, as Britain has struggled with deepening recession and strained relations with its EU partners.