Sentence examples for stance is in from inspiring English sources

The government's stance is in line with public opinion.

That stance is in turn not recognized by Kosovo, and by the international community that supports Kosovo's independence.

Jeter's stance is in opposition to the players union executive director, Donald Fehr, who opposes blood-testing.

This stance is in line with the American people, while President Obama's initial position on attacking Syria was not.

"I think Tony is being extraordinarily courageous and strong on what his stance is in the Middle East.

The IPC's hardline stance is in stark contrast with the International Olympic Committee, which chose not to give Russia an outright ban from the Olympics.

In that way, his stance was in keeping with that of President Bush and other elected officials, Professor Pitney said.

But Huang said the council's One China stance was in line with Australia's own foreign policy.

The National Farmers Unionn said it would not campaign on the referendum, but that its stance was in favour of remaining in the EU.

Now the actor who plays Adams on screen has defended his role in the movie, arguing that his cautious, pacifist stance was in keeping with Adams' own persona.

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.