Sentence examples for support the stance from inspiring English sources

Although gaining local approval is not legally required, Edano's comments indicate that the national government might support the stance of local officials, which puts a very high hurdle in front of the utilities.

For many of us, this would be a capitulation to the injustices of the Bush administration, and it would be preferable if the new President were to follow Judge Urbina, Judge Rogers and the Supreme Court, rather than being obliged to support the stance taken by George W. Bush and his Justice Department, as it lingers on in the dubious legal opinions of two of his judges.

We support the stance that the paper should still be considered despite a competing paper being published subsequent to submission, because the RH5 structure still has high value.

Recent data support the stance that personalized tumor biomarkers can be used to monitor tumor progression, and early genomic changes may be detectable even before cancer develops.

The coalition supports the stance taken by Mr. Ulrich and members of Metallica in favor of protecting intellectual property rights.

But he said he supported the stance of Mr. Moreno and Fonovisa, his band's label for the last 11 years.

Scott Borchetta, who runs Swift's label Big Machine, later claimed that other managers and artists are supporting the stance.

"Newcastle United Football Club supports the stance taken by Gary Lineker who has ceased to provide a column for the newspaper and has been outspoken in his criticism.

Rehnquist's memorandum strongly supported the stance taken by the court in 1896, that established the principle of "separate but equal" facilities for whites and blacks.

Though he did not explicitly say so, Mr. Annan seemed to be supporting the stance of the Bush administration, which warned last week that it may not attend the conference, which is organized by the United Nations and will be held in Durban, South Africa, because the agenda includes discussion on viewing Zionism as racism and on demands for compensation for slavery.

This study supported the stance that we should consider the heterogeneous characteristics of children with DCD when designing experimental studies or developing educational interventions.