Sentence examples for stance would help from inspiring English sources

Such a distinctive BBC stance would help its case for future public funding, he says.

He also claimed that Clegg's anti-Labour stance would help Labour in key Labour/Conservative marginals.

Dr. Katzen and others said that Medicare's conservative stance would help doctors recruit patients for current and future clinical trials.

That stance would help dispel the government's reputation for profligacy, while chiming with a residual hunch that the party cares more about the public services than the Tories.

The announcement was made just days before an important regional election in southwestern Germany, where Mrs. Merkel's Christian Democrats had hoped a tough anti-nuclear stance would help their party retain power in the state of Baden-Württemberg.

It is clear from his stance that he would help her if she would let him, but she that has refused help.

In an interview with Diane Rehm, a Washington-based talk-show host, Mr. Clinton said yesterday that Mr. Gore's stance on China would help the vice president politically.

White House officials noted that Mr. Hagel apologized for comments offending Israel backers and said opposing him because of his Iraq stance would not help war hawks since Mr. Obama, who opposed the invasion from the start, would simply pick another like-minded nominee.

Bibi's stance would not help Likud in the general election in January because most Israelis approve of Arik's readiness to make "painful compromises," but in the primary this week, Bibi is counting on its appeal to the Likud Party's majority of hard-liners.

Postcomm has adopted a tough stance against price increases that would help Consignia to make a profit.

That would also have the advantage of strengthening moderates amongst the rebels, which would help a pro-Western stance in any subsequent post-Assad government.