Sentence examples for stance to move from inspiring English sources

Mayorga, the World Boxing Council and W.B.A. champion, also needs to get past Spinks's pesky southpaw stance to move on to major fights.

As the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington called for Americans to continue the fight for the unfinished business of Dr. King's dream, a starting point is questioning America's continued quick stance to move on military intervention and its stalled stance for intervention on economic equality for all Americans.

So now the ANC leadership is looking more over its left shoulder, at the disgruntled activists who feel let down by the government.Since the early 2000s, the "fiscal stance began to move into a more expansionary phase", as Alan Hirsch, the head of the president's economic policy unit, puts it.

But investigators in America and elsewhere say more violent groups have been well served by the Tablighi Jamaat's apolitical stance and ability to move missionaries around countries and across borders.

How does that stance help inspire confidence to move the peace process forward?

If people were still watching, and in particular women in the center, if there was any question about the sort of folks who might be leading our nation, just because Pence was generally unruffled his viewpoint was not the sort of stance that was going to move suburban independents back to the GOP fold.

There is a distinct political tenor to this stance, a challenge to audiences to move beyond conventions and limitations.

The most probable cause of this shark attack was mistaken identity from a learning behavioural stance as the individual begins to move onto larger prey items (pinnipeds and cetaceans) with inquisition taking over, but sadly resulting in a human fatality.

These findings suggested that participants who could generate more muscle force to get a quicker push-off speed during the final instants of the stance phase, were also able to move their center of gravity further away from their base of support.

Asked about these reports, she appeared to move away from that stance, commenting: "It may surprise you to hear, I never actually said that.

And that means we have to find a way, if at all possible, to move toward a policy stance from which we will not be perceived as about to move again in any short period of time.