If you need to contact your bank to check its stance, the number should be on the back of your debit or credit card.
While the U.N. is putting the pressure on world leaders to take a stronger stance, a number of inescapable crises stood in the way of developing meaningful progress.
The key point is that while the advocates of austerity pose as hardheaded realists, doing what has to be done, they can't and won't justify their stance with actual numbers — because the numbers do not, in fact, support their position.
Reform stance is the number of reforms that decrease labour market regulation net of the number of reforms that increase it.
Moreover, city voters, enraged at his stance, could turn out in record numbers at the voting booth.
He was, however, simply acting in the tradition of a community long committed to taking a critical stance on a number of issues.
Party platforms have long been seen as pro forma documents, dutifully listing the party's stance on any number of issues.
In the early 21st century, however, the party moderated its stance on a number of issues, most notably its longtime opposition to Sinn Féin's participation in any power-sharing institution.
Some Japanese conservatives have criticized Mr. Miyazaki for the film's antiwar stance, while a number of South Korean Internet users have accused him of romanticizing the inventor of a plane that became a symbol for the Japanese military during World War II.
The best cure for this suspicion is clarity and communication from the Supreme Council on a time table for the coming elections and its stance on a number of issues: the emergency law, the military courts and the voting of Egyptians abroad.
