Sentence examples for stance in support from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama is coming under increased pressure from Republicans and other conservatives who say he should take a more visible stance in support of the protesters.
On another issue, Mr. Mukasey and the director of national intelligence showed no signs Wednesday of veering from the administration's stance in support of strong government wiretapping powers.
But some Democrats also say they believe the Obama administration might benefit from taking a prominent stance in support of Ms. Warren, and said the White House might relish a public battle rather than shy away from it.
The United States Justice Department said the indictment was an aggressive stance in support of religious freedom and was intended as a warning to people who might resort to violence and other illegal activity to prevent the mosque or any other religious institution to operate.
Fast forward to cabinet secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood's letter to permanent secretaries published this week advising them that civil service resources "must only be used in the referendum campaign if they support the government's official stance in support of Britain's membership of the EU".
South Korean President Park Geun-Hye responded by saying that her government "maintains an unwavering stance in support of denuclearization".
"We were astonished at the political blocs' stance in supporting Maliki's government," said Hassan al-Rubaie, a Sadrist lawmaker.
Georgia's foreign ministry has taken a firm stance in supporting Ukraine's territorial integrity and opposing the Crimean referendum.
"It might surprise some people given his past utterances and stances in support of republicanism that the UUP wants to enlist Jeremy Corbyn's support for our mental health campaign.
Mr Bashir expressed his appreciation for "the late President Chavez's stances in support of Sudan".
Organizations like the American Bar Association and the American Psychological Association have also taken clear stances in support of such exemptions. .
