Sentence examples for take no stand from inspiring English sources

The United States and Japan take no stand on the settlements' legality, according to spokesmen of their embassies in Israel, although they oppose them on policy grounds.

They take no stand on repealing anti-union labor laws that keep many millions of workers earning nonliving wages or on fighting corporate crime.

In Ohio, 4 in 10 Democrats wanted their party to support abortion rights, 2 in 10 want the party to oppose it and a third want it to take no stand on the issue.

In an expression of attitudes that could affect both parties in November, the preponderance of Democratic and Republican voters in primaries today said their party platforms should favor keeping abortion legal or take no stand on the issue.

Born in Dhaka and raised in England, Ali herself appears to take no stand on such questions: her authorial presence is coolly unobtrusive, as though she has disappeared into her characters' points of view, into their ideological and moral assumptions.

In contrast to Hillary Clinton's and the Democratic Party's clear stand, Donald Trump's Republican Party disingenuously pretends to take no stand.

The writer takes no stand here.

The University took no stand: Classes nominally continued, but attendance was not taken.

For instance, Facebook's document takes no stand on what kind of content it considers "informative".

That vote was 72 to 28, even though the Bush campaign took no stand on it.

Prosecutors have taken no stand on that so far, but indicated in a sentencing memorandum that they might do so after Judge Ellis's decision.