At one point in the Guardian's film of the trip, while standing on the ice in full Arctic gear, she holds up a sign addressed to Tony Abbott, the Australian prime minister who, though he has since softened his stance, once referred to climate change science as "crap".
But he defended his stance of referring to Miss Hayden as "he", adding: "I will call all of my trans friends 'she'she
In this very emotional debate, so many have tried to justify their so-called "pro-life" stance by referring to a scripture they like.
Mr. Haider's bitterest opponents have openly called him a Nazi -- for his anti-immigration stance, for once referring favorably to Third Reich employment policy and for praising a war-veterans' group that included some concentration camp guards.
Some, such as Syed Jaafar Albar, took Senu's stance further and referred to the Malays, as the Bumiputra, as "masters of the house", whose hospitality was being abused by the bangsa asing (aliens) or orang tumpangan (lodgers) such as Lee.
The interviewed health workers, regardless of their stance towards OPRAS, referred to it as a system in which individual goals are set and performance measured.
The notion of levels of abstraction refers to the stance one adopts towards and entity to predict and explain its behavior.
This refers to your stance while waiting for a shot.
Mongo foot is more unusual, and refers to a riding stance in which the forward foot is the foot used to push.
"Markets may have wanted to hear something more dovish," he said, using a term that refers to a less aggressive stance on raising interest rates.
The ISC takes an interesting stance on the issue of metadata (which it refers to as "communications data"), the term for the "envelope" of a communication.
