Sentence examples for stances towards from inspiring English sources

This is a strong political message to Algeria regarding its intransigent stances towards jihadists".

Flouting its hallowed doctrine of "non-interference", it has nudged them into slightly less hostile stances towards the West.

She will, she says with not much precision, "reach a balance between hard-line and overly dovish stances" towards the North.

Both allies and foes speculated about whether his provocative stances towards the rest of the eurozone were part of an elaborate attempt at manipulation.

In view of O'Brien's later stances towards Northern Ireland and Republicanism, it is rather ironic to note that in the late 1940s he worked energetically in the Irish government's campaign against partition.

"You can't have a country of fearful people," she says, and in A United Kingdom, she is understanding of the competing demands on the Attlee and Churchill governments, both of which adopted problematic stances towards Bechuanaland as they sought to rebuild postwar British society.

Accordingly, the United Kingdom changed its stance towards the EEC.

His stance towards his past may also have shifted.

But scepticism is still the right stance towards this deal.

His uncompromising stance towards North Korea has also proved controversial.

Acceptance, which involves a developing a compassionate stance towards your experience and yourself.