Sentence examples for the current stance from inspiring English sources
"I disagree with the current stance of and approach to the conduct of monetary policy by the Fed," Mr. Hubbard said on Tuesday.
The special rapporteur said that the current stance of the UN's lawyers ensures that it would never admit its responsibility for introducing cholera.
"In light of these developments, the Federal Reserve will need to consider whether the current stance of policy remains appropriate," Mr. Bernanke said.
The chief whip of the House of Representatives, Tom DeLay, dismisses the current stance as "appeasement", and calls openly for a two-China policy.
They are pushing for tapering, he suggests, because they believe that any employment gains generated by maintaining policy at the current stance may prove fleeting.
The minutes said the RBA board "judged that the current stance of monetary policy was consistent with sustainable growth in the Australian economy and achieving the inflation target over time".
Democrats and antiwar groups worked quickly this week to try to cement the current stances of the Republicans.
"These latest findings highlight the hypocrisy of the banks' current stance," said Mr Gander.
The owners' current stance is that should the much-coveted Pep Guardiola depart Bayern Munich and become available in the summer, United would make no play for the Spaniard because of their admiration for Van Gaal – though there is the caveat that fortunes can fluctuate quickly in football management.
"Strategic licensing" and "appropriate patenting" are Freire's mantras--the current NIH stance being that inventions should only be patented if that added protection would help bring that invention drug, vaccine, etc. to the public more quickly.
"Delaying its removal until the new Senate sits – as would be the effect of the opposition's current stance – would achieve nothing for the environment, because it is future price expectations – not just the price today – that influence business investment," the groups said in a joint statement.
