Sentence examples for stance which was from inspiring English sources

Drug companies welcomed the agency's tough stance, which was reported today by The Wall Street Journal.

Tells about his political stance, which was strongly in favor of women's rights, including his early attempts to legalize abortion.

Though appalled by the polarisation of politics in the Spanish Civil War, his sympathies lay with the moderate left, a stance which was eventually to lead him into trouble when he was recruited by the BBC to help in the propaganda battle against Germany and its allies.

The German stance, which was shared by the Dutch, underlined how some northern European countries want to ensure that bank bailouts remain a national responsibility as much as possible, and how they remain determined to resist creating a lender of last resort that could expose them to losses incurred by other parts of the bloc.

Mr Osborne said last week that a vote for Scottish independence would mean walking away from the pound, a stance which was backed by Labour and the Liberal Democrats.

He said he made a video for his church members, who had been asking for his stance, which was then taken as a public campaign in support of the measure.

Mentions his condemnation of Democrats & overlooking of Republican stance which is much the same.

But it's not a word that accurately describes his religious stance, which is overwhelmingly traditional and conservative.

"I'm going to take Steve's stance, which is the best stance, and try to let it die," Valentine said.

The Republic of Ireland international had been strongly reluctant to move to a Russian side, a stance which is thought to have softened in recent days.

This is a standard negotiating stance, which is refusing to even discuss an issue, coupled with some provocative name-calling, since the use of  "ransom" suggests that Republicans are pirates or hostage takers.