Sentence examples for the present stance from inspiring English sources
"If he is bringing Ryan in to have his budget of the past as the present stance," she said, "it is going to be long row to hoe.
The presenting stance, the abasement.
The present compensation stance is still influenced by that kind of thinking: the worry that fighting a war might become impossible if heavy casualties meant liabilities of many billions in payments to the wounded.
Barnfather added: "If the present immunity stance is maintained, the SFO cannot prosecute JJB or relevant individuals for cartel activity, nor indeed any other charge, for example under the Fraud Act 2006, as a way to circumvent the immunity offered by the OFT".
A diplomat said it was misleading to see him as "some sort of white knight" and pointed to inconsistencies between his present stance and his time in office.
Will Hutton is correct that public resistance to austerity and increasing support for tax and spend should provide a huge opportunity for Labour, but that its present stance on Brexit could keep it from power ("In Britain's chaotic rail system – as elsewhere – we need a creative state to play its part", Comment).
The style of fighting was also very different from modern boxing; the contestants stood facing each other squarely with their feet in line and their fists raised level in front of them, rather than the present-day stance of generally having one foot slightly in front of the other and one fist leading.
One of the pair has agreed not to return to the school.The brouhaha brings into focus a significant shift in the present government's stance on "permanent exclusion" (as plain old expulsion is known these days).
A cat in heat will also often show sexual affection by getting into a "presenting" stance — rear elevated, tail up or to the side, and head held low to the ground.
The present study investigates authorial stance in doctoral dissertations of native and non-native academic authors of English.
We retain a hold stance for the present.
