Sentence examples for stance in part from inspiring English sources

Mr. Subbarao, the governor, said the central bank had changed its policy stance in part because "growth is clearly moderating".

He took the stance, in part, because Srdjan and his siblings — ethnic Serbs — were born in Kosovo.

The administration clearly hopes to enlist allies around the world in its new, tougher stance — in part because the United States, having maintained its own stiff sanctions against Iran since the Islamic revolution in 1979, does not have much leverage left itself.

Exxon management has taken a conservative stance in part because it is not confident oil prices will remain high.

Like the flamboyant pianist Liberace, who some say maintained that he was straight out of fear that the truth would hurt his appeal to mainstream America, Juan Gabriel's stance could in part be viewed as a business decision.

Contrast this to the Wile E. Coyote stance in parts of Europe where economic and company performance is already off the cliff, but few want to acknowledge it.

This stance explains in part his victory over the official party leader, Martine Aubry, the mayor of Lille and a member of governments under François Mitterrand and Jospin.

That stance resulted, in part, in a six-month strike by actors who appear in television commercials, a strike that officially ended only in the last few days.

The UK stance was in part motivated by a desire to protect the dairy sector, despite research indicating that ammonia-based fertilisers – rather than Saharan dust – were responsible for Britain's worst pollution event in a decade.

Durand-Ruel was a monarchist Catholic patriot, a stance born in part out of the experiences of his grandfather who had been imprisoned by Robespierre during the French Revolution and almost lost his head.

Finland's hard stance stems, in part, from notions of national self-reliance: a small people in a vast land of forests and lakes fought alone against the Soviet Union in the Winter War of 1939-1940, then with Germany in the Continuation War of 1941-44, againstinst Germany in the Lapland War of 1944.