Sentence examples for the different stances from inspiring English sources

Telling because it shows the different stances on Russia within German politics.

What becomes evident through the descriptions are the different stances to the task of running, not only in terms of how the students are positioned in the hallway, but also the manner in which they position themselves.

Each balance task will be repeated twice for a maximum duration of 30 s with the preferred foot in front (no changes allowed between the different stances) and eyes open.

Differences in how Ashlyn experienced the diffusion and scaling classes and associated homework assignments might have contributed to the different stances she took toward mathematics in those two contexts.

"If you watch a baseball game, you see all these different stances," Padres catcher John Baker said.

It persisted and has grown because of the increasingly different stances of the two major political parties and most of their candidates on women's rights.

Climate change is not, and never has been, a salient issue for American voters and — despite the starkly different stances on this issue between the president and Mitt Romney — won't be close to a deciding factor in November.

Take, for example, the very different stances adopted by Hungary's Cardinal Jozsef Mindszenty and Poland's Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski toward the communist governments of their respective countries.

Remuneration modalities appear in all of the interviews as structuring conditions for GP activities and decisions, even if the GPs take different stances toward them as we have shown above.

The problem is that you and the other person have different stances about respecting boundaries, and you've never settled the differences between you.

Hassan Rowhani Only one of the candidates, the cleric Hassan Rowhani, a former nuclear negotiator, has even slightly different stances from the traditionalists, thus attracting some of the veterans of the now silenced Green movement.