Sentence examples for takes stands from inspiring English sources

"Jericho" picks fights and takes stands, and even when it overdoes it, you applaud the effort.

The destruction of a government-funded test of a genetically modified wheat variety in Australia on July 14 threatens to completely marginalize the group, and presumably will undercut its credibility when it takes stands on other issues, from climate to palm oil.

This doesn't seem to have put off the likes of Harry Enfield, Ronni Ancona and Inbetweener James Buckley, who are also joining the cast, along with Stephen Mangan – who, between takes, stands in the sun on the quayside dressed in a hessian toga and a pair of slippers, oblivious to the lunchers in the cafe opposite gawping at him.

Avraham is the founder of Monotheism, he takes stands.

Nine out of 10 (92 percent) said that Cain takes stands on issues they agree with (and 54percentt felt strongly about it).

3. The biblical narrative takes stands on ethical issues such as the tension between loyalty to one's superiors and moral rectitude, a central theme in the Joseph story in Genesis.

Ex-Banker Quattrone Takes Stand In Own Defense.

That's what makes him take stands.

Envoys from Canada, Costa Rica and Argentina took stands similar to Mr. Lauredo's.

Ms. Becker has also taken stands that undermine civil rights.

It is not that the league does not take stands.