Sentence examples similar to stance to send from inspiring English sources
His stance continues to send a damaging message that gay people are second-class citizens and lesser human beings.
After pressure from European allies angered by the administration's original stance, he wanted to send a signal to the world that the United States respects the convention and expects its own captured soldiers to be accorded its protections.
McKenzie is aware the bans will leave his team short of options against Scotland at Murrayfield, but he believes a tough stance is necessary to send out a message.
"So what are they going to say now?" While the Arab League was quick to suspend Libya last month and has even asked the United Nations Security Council to impose a no-flight zone to stop Colonel Qaddafi's attacks on his people, the African Union has taken a more cautious stance, deciding only on Friday to send negotiators who will meet with both sides.
The Crimean parliament has formally invited OSCE election monitors, but the OSCE does not plan to send any because of its stance that the vote is "illegal".
He felt that the government had no right to imprison citizens without cause, a stance that destroyed his political career and caused people to send him death threats.
In a March interview with Al Jazeera, Widodo defended his stance on refusing forgiveness to drug convicts, saying his country wants "to send a strong message to drug smugglers".
They will take a hard stance on excluding U.K.-based financial services firms from the European market to send a stern message to other Euroskeptics.
He also wanted to send the message that more men needed to take a stance in ending violence against women.
The judge said that he didn't want to send Bouasykeo to prison on Thursday and then see that the Department of Justice had changed its stance on marijuana crimes.
