Sentence examples for stance was set from inspiring English sources

That stance was set in a July 1997 policy document on E-commerce written by Ira Magaziner, a senior White House policy adviser at the time.

Once I did this, I realized taking this stance was setting me up for failure.

This stance is set against a backdrop of one of the most hardline immigration policies in the western world.

The western stance is set to greatly increase the stakes for Assad, who now faces pariah status among leaders whose attention he had previously coveted.

Mississippi was set to change its stance in 1995, only to have the resolution lost in the paperwork stages.

This study was set within a constructivist Grounded Theory framework [ 30], taking the stance that knowledge is not 'discovered' but co-constructed.

Ashley Madison was set up in 2001 by a Canadian entrepreneur, Noel Biderman, and courted controversy with its explicitly pro-infidelity stance.

Pete Sampras and Roger Federer use the platform stance, where the feet are set in a shoulder wide base before jumping.

Parliament's stance on European Central Bank activities will be set out in a resolution to be voted on Tuesday.

The Government is set to take a firmer stance against Muslims who fail to oppose Islamist extremism.

Mr. Flowers maintained that he had been set up on the extortion charges because of his stance on segregation.