Sentence examples for stance raising from inspiring English sources

Last November it swung back to a hard-line stance, raising interest rates by half a percentage point, to 3percentt.

This hard-line stance raised a question: do you get better service in countries where gratuity isn't expected, or is Japan unique?

That stance raises the question of what happens if Pakistan continues to hold him and moves forward with prosecution, arguing that he was not a real diplomat.

Noble sentiments, perhaps, but his stance raises a difficult question: What are our obligations if we disagree with our own organization's policies or objectives?

But Johnson said the SQA's stance raised questions about its "opaque" pay system and whether the terms of employment for invigilators breached other parts of the minimum wage legislation.

That initial Maoist stance raised the specter of a new conflict between the politicians and the rebels, who for the past several months had linked arms in a bid to face down the king.

May's stance raises questions over the future of Stevens, who is preparing to give evidence on the NHS's finances to the Commons health select committee on Tuesday.

A dog that is showing aggression often has a stiff stance, raised hackles, a closed mouth, and is hyper-focused.

Their stance raises the bar for people elsewhere when confronted with the use of immigration as a wedge issue.

Ms. Long asked Mr. Turner to defend his stance that raising taxes should be on the table in negotiations over reducing the country's budget deficit and debt.

That clashed with what had always been the Tour's stance, while raising a question as to whether or not BMW would extend its sponsorship agreement.