Sentence examples for stances made by from inspiring English sources

It was the complex chain of decisions and foreign-policy stances made by European powers dating back to about 1880 and their reactions in July and August 1914 that led to war.

The decision to take a proactive stance was made by Wiltshire Fire and Rescue, Swindon Borough Council and the Environment Agency (EA), on Friday.

'Semantic variety' is ideological stance made manifest in discourse.

The administration's new stance reverses a campaign pledge made by President Bush and was at odds with the position that Ms. Whitman outlined to other environment ministers just four weeks ago at an international conference on global warming in Italy.

Based on the morphology of manus impressions along with a narrow-gauged stance, the quadrupedal trackways were made by non-titanosauriform neosauropods.

The drones dropped custom swag made by another Menlo Ventures -backed company, Stance, a kind of Cafepress or Zazzle for socks whose competitors include SockClub, Eversox and others.

Progressions will also be made by including open and closed eyes, stance width, single (level 3) and double leg support (level 2), standing on unstable support surface (such as a flat ball and noodles) during standing.

He said any decision made by the Government must promote a pro-business stance to other countries while providing banking access for all.

Fossil tracks made by non-avian theropod dinosaurs commonly reflect the habitual bipedal stance retained in living birds.

Given this narrow-gauge stance, together with a more derived, arc-shaped manus impression, quadrupedal tracks at Arhab were likely made by nontitanosauriform neosauropods.

Remarks made by politicians in Budapest suggest the opposition may come from an ideological, rather than pragmatic, stance.