Sentence examples for stances from from inspiring English sources

Together, the bloc is thought to have constrained less climate-friendly stances from China or India.

For his part, Mr Cameron already seems well prepared to tear into Mr Corbyn's policy stances from the off.

In France, a country known for its secularity, I ended up having to discuss strong anti-secular stances from the viewpoint of a woman in a Muslim country.

Hassan Rowhani Only one of the candidates, the cleric Hassan Rowhani, a former nuclear negotiator, has even slightly different stances from the traditionalists, thus attracting some of the veterans of the now silenced Green movement.

Of the eight who were selected — out of the 700 hopefuls who signed up — only one, Hassan Rowhani, a former nuclear negotiator, has even slightly different stances from the traditionalists.

More than that, though, many party leaders were extremely wary of some of Mr. Schundler's stridently conservative stances, from his support of gun rights to his opposition to abortion.

Nelson maintained his stance from last week.

It also requires taking a separate stance from the herd.

"There could be a bit more of a dovish stance from the Fed".

Officials in Brussels play down this new, more assertive stance from Berlin.

Despite the strong stance from Chelsea, the footage will undoubtedly damage the reputation of the club.