Sentence examples for stance support from inspiring English sources

Storm Lake's other public officials agree with Prosser's stance: Support the immigrant community, but stay away from the S-word which makeS-word whichen Buena Vista County, which includes Stormakese, voted for Trump over Hillary Clinton by a 60–35 percent margin.

Trials were terminated early if a participant (1) failed to maintain single-leg balance, (2) used the free limb for stance support, or (3) failed to return to the start position.

It is postulated that during single leg stance support in gait, weakness of the ipsilateral hip abductors may drop the pelvis toward the contralateral swing leg which can shift the body's centre of mass away from the knee joint centre and increase the knee adduction moment.

When Mr. Malpass was asked about his stance supporting abortion rights, and how it would play with national Republicans, Ms. Taylor politely interrupted with a brief summary of her own experience with the party's leaders.

He has voted against the Government stance supporting gay rights reforms five times, including several readings of the Same Sex Marriage Bill and laws making it available to armed forces personnel working overseas.

This was at odds with the Labor position, which backed the Australian government's stance supporting an international ruling against China in the permanent court of arbitration in the Hague.

How can we rationally tell the State of Massachusetts that its concerns in "disassociating state tax funds from a brutal regime," Myanmar, are illegitimate when its stance supports the fundamental human rights that our country stands for?

It has its largest regional military base in Qatar and the US secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, has steered the administration away from its initial stance supporting the Saudi boycott.

Turnbull's comments followed a threat by Abbott to cross the floor if the government attempted to legislate a new clean energy target to replace the renewable energy target after 2020, a stance supported by backbenchers Craig Kelly and George Christensen.

While state officials like President Shimon Peres emphasise the diplomatic importance of the papal pilgrimage – strengthening Israel's international stance, supporting peace through interfaith contacts, and even promoting Christian tourism to holy sites in Israel – the popular media have focused on the trouble spots on Benedict's gown.

In view of all this, it seems unlikely that Xi will go much beyond his current stance: supporting economic sanctions and calling on the United States to enter direct talks with North Korea on the basis of Pyonyang agreeing to freeze its missile program and Washington agreeing to halt its military exercises in South Korea.