"The U.S. government has always taken the stance of supporting the status quo in the Taiwan Strait," he said, a reference to the ambiguous state that defines Taiwan, formally known as the Republic of China, and its democratic political system.
On 6 January 1959, the military regime issued an official statement and reinstated the official stance of supporting the 1956 constitution's policy of two state languages.
We are losing members because of our anti-gay stance, our anti-science stance, and our anti-sex stance not to mention our long history of abuses and current trend of supporting the worse sort of laws.
Professor Stephen Hawking, who once said he thought assisted dying was "a great mistake", has changed his stance to support the right of terminally ill people who are suffering to end their lives.
Though the sports world has historically received media attention for unsupportive comments about gay teammates, NBA Commissioner David Stern and Washington Wizards President Ernie Grunfeld took an encouraging and commendable step when they expressed strong stances of support for Collins.
Furthermore, four basic muscular activation components remain invariantly timed in walking such as in running with respect to the beginning of the stance phase, supporting the idea of a fundamental role played by gait phase proportion in muscular activation and vice versa [ 44].
With his distinctive public stance of sceptical support Corbyn might sway some doubters on the left and make more sense of his party's wider campaign.
The attorney general of Virginia, Jerry Kilgore, applauded the companies and the radio stations for their stance, saying, "Support of America during a time of war is something to be commended".
It might be hypothesized that a progressive training approach for seniors should start with different forms of supported single leg stance with open eyes in order to overcome the altered activity of ankle muscles and ensure a more stable situation for advanced postural tasks.
True to his prohibitionist stance, Beckham supported passage of the Eighteenth Amendment forbidding the import and sale of alcohol in the United States.
The story might seem a bizarre development even in the Alice in Wonderland world of modern whaling, where Japanese whaling fleets claim to be conducting "scientific research" and the US, while striking a vehemently anti-whaling stance, nonetheless supports aboriginal hunting of bowhead whales that might otherwise live as long as 200 years.
