Sentence examples for stance is due from inspiring English sources

"At the same time, Christie can tell conservatives his stance is due to an overall distrust of the federal government and scientists, which always sits well with the right".

This relaxed stance is partly due to the Liberal Democrats' insistence that the cap should not be set too tightly.

His newly conciliatory stance may be due to shifting political ground in the last few weeks, when he formed a post-election alliance with another Shiite bloc, making it the largest coalition in Parliament.

The government says the fall is due to its tougher stance on illegal logging.

He is due to decide the US stance soon.

The secretary general's unusually firm stance poses a problem for the UN security council, which is due to discuss Mali on 5 December.

Fudge said her stance has nothing to do with opposition to those issues, but is due to lawmakers opening up the Civil Rights Act to extend those protections.

The stance of Serbia's ally, Russia, is harder to gauge; President Vladimir Putin is due to visit Belgrade next month.

Much of the rise in price is due to speculation triggered by the Federal Reserve's inflationary monetary stance in 2003.

This is due in part to his posthumous role in the culture wars prompted by his strongly anti-communist stance in the 1950s.

Kroes is due to step down from her post at the end of October, so the E.U. is likely to announce its stance on RBS by then, said Newman.