Sentence examples for stance known from inspiring English sources

He readily accepted that farreaching reforms were essential, and was prepared to make his stance known.

Mr Wallace of the Lib Dems says the same thing but he is already making his coalition negotiating stance known.

Mr. Trimble has long faced opposition from a significant hard-line minority in his party who, in a stance known as "no guns, no government," insist on I.R.A. disarmament as a condition for sharing government with Sinn Fein.

Ever since the 1960s, when Israel constructed its first nuke, successive governments have refused to acknowledge the existence of its weapons program — an official stance known by the Hebrew word for opacity, amimut.

Those responses are in line with the results of a second survey, which asked 259 people whether automakers should program vehicles to preserve the "most life," a stance known as the utilitarian approach.

Rapper Young Jeezy made his stance known in the form of a song.

Her stance became known as "Rell's Rule".

This kind of stance is known among more blue-collar miscreants as being a standup guy.

This stance became known as the "gorilla crouch".

U.S. Rep. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., one of the candidates vying for the incumbent's Senate seat, had urged Kirk to let his stance be known, saying last week in a statement: "Senator Mark Kirk must immediately level with the people of Illinois, and let us know whether he supports the Constitution, or if he'll be a rubber stamp for Mitch McConnell's obstructionist and unconstitutional gambit".

SB 1070 was written by Kris Kobach and introduced by state Senator Russell Pearce, who was recalled because of his harsh anti-immigrant stances and known Nazi connections.