Sentence examples for the right stance from inspiring English sources

"Excluding others is not the right stance".

But scepticism is still the right stance towards this deal.

The Party of God is increasingly divided over the right stance to take towards Israel, Iran, and Lebanese politics.

It was hard, therefore, to find the right stance with which to direct Jean-Pierre Léaud in this scene.

As Ezra Klein writes, this is exactly the right stance for him to take, and his proposals for reforming the filibuster and campaign financing are on-target.

That is testament to the consensus in mainstream macroeconomic circles about the right stance for monetary policy now, and the durability of the framework Mr Bernanke has assembled.

Another Journal contributor, who called himself Publius Decius Mus, was convinced that "Trump articulated, if incompletely and inconsistently, the right stances on the right issues — immigration, trade, and war — right from the beginning".

This reality is highlighted as both parties hold to-the-right stances of public opinion on a host of issues, such as healthcare.

Comparative analysis of the right leg stance time, left leg stance time, and the gait speed, over 6 m walking is shown in Table 5. Improvement in stance time of the paretic side is evident with comparison of without vibration and vibration modes.

There was no change in percentage of stride and stance in braking phase, percentage of stride and stance in propulsion phase, stance duration and stance factor, or the ratio of left to right stance durations between 4 and 10 weeks after injury or between injured and sham operated controls at either time for these parameters.

The improvement ranged from 13.4% (medial) to 40.7% (posterior) for the right limb stance, and from 12.9% (medial) to 40.0% (posterior) for the left limb stance.