Sentence examples for take his stand from inspiring English sources

He is right to take his stand there.

But when he does take his stand, you find he rarely makes a mistake".So far, as president, there have been no big decisions, so no big mistakes.

An administration official, who like others did not want to be named discussing internal White House deliberations, said that until this week, the one certainty was for Mr. Obama to take his stand before September to avoid a convention fight.

Two weeks before Israelis go to the polls, he will take his stand on the Congress podium at the invitation of the Speaker, John Boehner, a Republican friend of Israel.

Observing that abortion was "a rising issue and a gut issue with Catholics," Buchanan wrote, "If the President should publicly take his stand against abortion, as offensive to his own moral principles... then we can force Muskie to make the choice between his tens of millions of Catholic supporters and his liberal friends at the New York Times and the Washington Post".

An Irish veteran could "take his stand proudly by the side of the native-born, and will not fear to look him straight and sternly in the face, and tell him that he has been equal to him in his allegiance to the Constitution," he said.

Pop took his stand on realism.

In taking his stand, he proposed that Britain be neutral in the East‐West conflict.

Therefore, it is against the concentration of power in Washington beyond the authority needed that the conservative takes his stand.

He took his stand on the already obsolescent Marxist doctrine of irreconcilable class war between bourgeois and proletariat.

One is staunchly attached to Mr. Bonar Law and the other is independent, and takes his stand on anti-waste.