Sentence examples for taking that stance from inspiring English sources

Richard Dixon, director of Friends of the Earth Scotland, said: "The Scottish government has been making anti-GM noises for some time, but the new Tory government has been trying to take us in the direction of GM being used in the UK, so it is very good news that Scottish ministers are taking that stance.

That would have taken a much longer time if Ewan and Bert Lloyd and myself had not taken that stance at our club.

"I look at the progress, things I can do that I couldn't do two weeks ago, and I'm encouraged," he said, adding that he wished he had taken that stance in December, when he rushed back to play.

Stan Woods, an ILWU member who supports the port shutdown, said he was "sorry [union leadership] had taken that stance" but even without their backing it was likely rank-and-file workers would honour picket lines.

Upcoming documentary Porn on the Brain will take that stance.

"I don't know if he really wants to take that stance yet," said Casey Close, Henson's agent.

Although it has never said as much publicly, the assumption is that Paris has taken that stance to protect its banks.

But if you are going to take that stance you shouldn't shop at Food Lion, shouldn't go to Borders, shouldn't do any of that stuff".

The commissioner, John W. Oxendine, who is a Republican candidate for governor, appears to be one of the first politicians in the country to take that stance.

A total of 51 per cent of Labour voters said they now actively "disapproved", compared to a quarter who took that stance in November.

And Fed policy makers will be all the more likely to take that stance if fiscal policy acts as a brake on the economy.