Sentence examples for stances on whether from inspiring English sources

Perhaps unsurprisingly, more were willing to take money to change position on things like whether they were a cat person rather than a dog person than were willing to do so to shift their stances on whether they would accept money for sex, for example.

On the floor of the California Assembly in June, lawmakers voiced passionate but opposing stances on whether to expand overtime pay for farmworkers.

On the floor of the California Assembly in June, lawmakers voiced passionate but opposing stances on whether to expand overtime pay for farmworkers.

NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said that since the rings are the property of the players, the League has no stance on whether a player chooses to sell one.

We're not taking a stance on whether Kimberly-Clark's business model is a good thing.

1.45pm: Johnson is mocking the Lib Dems for changing their stance on whether cuts would be justified this year.

This depends, according to the club stance, on whether Sergio Ramos is allowed to move the other way.

The party's performance in that year's European election had caused a review in the BBC's stance on whether the party merited an invite.

Sir Philip Craven, the International Paralympic Committee president, has claimed its stance on whether Oscar Pistorius, 27, would be free to compete again has been "misinterpreted".

The NFU has so far refused to take a stance on whether or not to advise its members how to vote.

During his testimony, Clemens softened his stance on whether he had visited Canseco's house that day, saying that he could have visited after playing golf.