Sentence examples for stance of these from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, there is scope to understand the defensive stance of these traits.

In designing this book, the progressive stance of these initiatives has therefore been taken as a research question, rather than as an assumption.

Speaking to the Guardian, the IGF's president, Peter Dawson, had admitted that the stance of these individuals "doesn't help" with regards Olympic golf.

The findings and options in this report have not been endorsed by the above funding agencies and do not reflect the policy stance of these organizations.

In differing ways, musical notation and notational methods impact the form, time and sometimes the ethical and political stances of these respective long poems.

Now Herman Cain -- and I'm really shocked Mr. Limbaugh never credited him for this -- took the bold stance of attacking these sinister movie makers head on by running a campaign so outlandish and whimsical, there was literally no way to possibly invent a character to lampoon him.

These are the propositions that underpin the stance of the business lobbyist – and of the minister welcoming him or her.

These models return to the slightly back-tilted stance of the original designs, albeit user-adjustable.

The antitorture stance of the United States was brushed aside.

"This case shows the hardline stance of the government.

JEEP COMPASS -- "I loved the overall stance of the vehicle.