Sentence examples for stances when it comes from inspiring English sources

As will be discussed in the next section, technology can and should be part of educators' instructional toolkit, but students would be well served by adopting more self-regulated stances when it comes to the presence of technology in their study sessions.

(BuyVM's terms of service have since been updated to indicate that the company does its best "to follow a Law of the Land stance when it comes to content hosted within our services"—without specifying any particular law or land).

(Although Apple's opposite, very public pro-privacy stance when it comes to iOS may well be encouraging others to follow its lead too).

That is the useful stance when it comes to rebutting claims of copyright infringement or libel.

"I try my very best to take the most neutral stance when it comes to things like this," he wrote.

I didn't worry about influencing the vote – I like to think we all share the same stance when it comes to rape during wartime.

Many Catholic bishops in England and Wales appear to have taken a pragmatic stance when it comes to committed Catholics registering civil partnerships.

The NUS has been criticised in the past for not taking a strong enough stance when it comes to backing student protest, such as when the organisation withdraw support for one of the biggest student demos in recent years, over safety concerns.

For a certain generation of Australians, there's been a collective rush to prove we are much cooler than we were in our late teens and early-20s when Unit exploded across Australia's airwaves, with many adopting a sort of "I didn't even like their old stuff" stance when it comes to Regurgitator.

Mancini's misgivings about many of the players recruited by Hughes have also led to a loan for Wayne Bridge to West Ham United whereas Mario Balotelli's knee injury will not change the club's stance when it comes to trying to move on Emmanuel Adebayor.

And given that the Cubans have used Washington as a foil for so long, some of the high-voltage criticism of Mr. Obama is chalked up by some Cuba analysts as merely Havana's normal stance when it comes to the United States.