Why can't local authorities take a more activist stance in relation to failure?
Another Ajax official, Rob Been, has claimed Ten Have changed his stance in relation to Cruyff's treatment of Davids.
The FA chairman, Greg Dyke, will next week appear before the Culture, Media & Sport select committee on which Collins sits to explain its stance in relation to the crisis.
Harman will face the task of overseeing Labour's stance in relation to Rupert Murdoch and the News of the World phone-hacking scandal.
"If similar breaches of IHL involving the use of UK arms in another theatre of conflict occurred, there is no reason to believe that the UK government would adopt a more proactive stance in relation to those breaches".
Eight out of 10 councils expect their authorities to take a more proactive stance in relation to the private rented sector in future, according to research by the Local Government Information Unit (LGiU) and the Electrical Safety Council, and nearly 95% think they have "an important role to play" in this sector.
In formulating their accounts, clients' turns were designed in ways that displayed their epistemic stance in relation to the situation under discussion.
Correspondents say that the government appears to have changed its stance in relation to talks, because it initially suggested there would be no negotiations with Boko Haram.
However, The Edmund Rice Schools Trust said it welcomed the statement of the Northern Catholic Bishops "setting out clearly their collective stance in relation to the ending of academic selection at this early age".
Further, resources in the system makes way for consideration of issues such as the ways in which the speaker/writer adopts a stance in relation to the value positions presented, of whether the speaker/writer aligns or disaligns listeners/readers to their stances, and the ways in which the authorial voice positions itself in relation to other voices in a communicative event.
