Sentence examples for stance taken from inspiring English sources

The court's initial stance, taken in 2006, sent a shudder of fear through Asian debt markets.

Mr Romney has also taken heat for a similar stance taken while Governor of Massachusetts.

(As it happens, that's precisely opposite to the stance taken by Jeremy Corbyn).

Dalia Gebrain wrote: "A great stance taken by @LSE against bigotry masked as banter.

"Some were worried about the public stance taken by the women.

The stance taken by the troika has been wrong-headed but inevitable.

The international stance, taken by African and Western countries alike, greatly weakened Mr. Gbagbo's ability to govern.

Such reluctance to speak out has made the stronger stance taken by the atomic bombings' survivors all the more striking.

Ms. Roy opposes the negotiating stance taken by Mr. Hazare and his advisers, and opposes their solution to official corruption.

That is exactly the same stance taken by the general managers, coaches and players in the league.

Officials also cite the tough stance taken by Zahi Hawass, a colourful former Egyptian minister, against museums with dodgy holdings.