Sentence examples for subsequent stance from inspiring English sources

Either as the front-runner of the 'non-aligned' movement, or through its independent nuclear doctrine and subsequent stance on the Non-proliferation treaty.

Individual strides were defined from stance onset to subsequent stance onset.

At Fontwell, Head To Kerry (4.30) can gain a deserved win after running into a decent horse in subsequent winner Stance in a seller here last time.

That tragedy is memorialised in an extraordinarily moving series of letters between father and son (published in the book We Hope to Get Word Tomorrow) and it coloured and shaped Garvin's subsequent editorial stance right through to 1942.

That would also have the advantage of strengthening moderates amongst the rebels, which would help a pro-Western stance in any subsequent post-Assad government.

I guess all I'm saying is, maybe there's a relationship between the amount of money the big ISPs have given these congressmen and their subsequent "Net Neutrality is evil!" stance, and votes.

The move gave credence to Barnes' recent contention that Clippers Coach Doc Rivers "couldn't wait to get rid of me," though Barnes softened his stance in a subsequent Instagram post.

The stride cycles of all four paws were automatically divided into swing and stance phases for subsequent analysis.

But in a subsequent affidavit, Pettitte held to his stance that Clemens told him he had used H.G.H.

ʿAlī's offers became even more attractive with his subsequent adoption of a Khārijite religious stance: anyone, even a black slave, could be elected caliph, and all non-Khārijites were infidels threatened by a holy war.

Custom-written software programs were used to separate the step cycle into 12 separate phases, beginning with heel contact and ending with the subsequent heel contact at the swing to stance transition.