Sentence examples for stance to avoid from inspiring English sources

Some advocates fear that his ambitions may lead to a shifting of that stance to avoid alienating moderate Republicans.

Anatoly Gaidai, 51, who worked for a German distribution company and now seeks out freelance jobs while his wife works as a teacher, said Ukraine needed to adopt a nationalist stance to avoid being dominated by Russia.

Latinos represented 10 percent of the electorate for the first time in last month's election and overwhelmingly supported Democrats, leading some conservatives to re-evaluate the party's stance to avoid permanently losing an increasingly powerful constituency.

Another picture depicts a perhaps Trinidadian girl bowling a cricket ball at a scrawny, possibly nude, Christ figure, who is going to have to adjust his stance to avoid groinal injury.

If lowering the cost of money again this week and offering several hundred billion dollars in liquidity won't stem the meltdown, the Bush administration will have to consider taking a far more radical stance to avoid catastrophe.

Our proposed valuation of competitive investment strategies can help answer strategic questions such as: When should an innovator take a tough stance to pre-empt market share and force its rival to retreat, and when should it take an accommodating stance to avoid a retaliation and intensified competition?

But he warned that hearings, if conducted in a confrontational manner, might push the administration into defending the hardest stance possible to avoid appearing weak.

The Framework's stance is to avoid students only doing investigations that present science knowledge and scientific inquiry in ways that are viewed as non-problematic.

While we struggle coming to terms with the reality that this poison is being ingested at astonishing levels in this country, a solution was proposed 1,400 years ago when the Prophet Muhammad declared Islam's stance to entirely avoid any and all alcohol.

Those fears might encourage Mr Lee to soften his stance in order to avoid worsening tension and risk damaging South Korea's investment climate.

"Regretfully," Azzam al-Ahmed, a Fatah Central Committee member told the radio station Voice of Palestine on Monday, "the American administration is still moving in the shadow of the Israeli stance, in order to avoid upsetting the Israeli right-leaning government".