Sentence examples for stances of the two from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cameron, asked about the different fiscal stances of the two leaders, acknowledges: "There are differences" — but says it is partly because Britain is not a reserve currency.

It persisted and has grown because of the increasingly different stances of the two major political parties and most of their candidates on women's rights.

Soon I'll write here on an innovative class at Pace University in which faculty member Claudia Mausner staged a fascinating debate among student teams adopting the climate stances of the three main sectors of American society discerned through the Climate Change and the American Mind project at Yale University: "alarmed or concerned," "cautious or disengaged," "doubtful or dismissive".

At the Conference of foreign ministers in London from 25 November to 15 December 1947, the negotiating stances of the three western powers on the one hand and the Soviet Union on the other were thrown into sharp relief.

"There is a huge divergence in the views and the stance of the two major political parties on the issue of foreign direct investment in retail," says Siddhartha Sanyal, chief India economist at Barclays.

The stance of the two parties and their presidential standard bearers are well exemplified by their divergent Social Security positions.

However questionable the political stance of the two male leaders of the opposition alliance may have been in recent years - as I have said here before - the last few weeks have shown that they wish to give Serbia a new democratic face, through peaceful means and with the support of the civilian population.

The vehemently anti-papist stance of the seven societies that operate in Lewes is not noticeably shared elsewhere.

"The role of personality was very significant in this election, and Mr Persson was a negative factor for the Social Democrats," says Karl Magnus Johansson, a political scientist in Stockholm.Also unusual in this election was the united stance of the four centre-right parties, which campaigned under the same banner.

"I'm taking the stance of the 'the king is dead, long live the king' - thank you Robin and goodbye".

They assumed the stance of the Seven Dwarfs, not as a matter of physical but rather intellectual stature.