Sentence examples for the same stance that from inspiring English sources

It was, in fact, the same stance that both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton took when running for president in 2008.

"I just felt like with what's going on in many of the public sectors where there seems to be a lot of shootings we need to take the same stance that we do in church on Sunday for our kids Monday through Friday," Pastor Perry Black, an administrator at the school, told KARK.

I fear however that in dealing with crowdfunding many of us are basically take the same stance: All that matters is getting the check in the door, and what follows is just business as usual.

Piazza, who was 0 for 3 against Martinez tonight and is 7 for 20 in his career, took the same stance on Martinez that he is now taking on Clemens.

They also share the same stance on openness in that they are anything but.

"It has also helped that cities like Johannesburg have taken the same stance as ours to show that the concerns we have are real.

The Germans' intransigence on the Greek debt crisis is rooted in the same philosophical stance that initially guided Goethe's generation: namely, that freedom derives from conformity to authority and the rules.

Philip J. Purcell, chief executive of Morgan Stanley, adopted the same stance when Allison K. Schieffelin contended that she had been denied a promotion because she was a woman.

In trying to control the deficit, the Bush administration has taken the same stance as the Clinton administration, arguing that instead of raising barriers to imports, the United States will try to increase exports by seeking the removal of foreign trade barriers.

Woods had been sharp with his putter at Torrey Pines and said Stricker had been able to get him back in the same stance he had exploited so well in that Farmers Insurance Open win.

Mr. Tanjung said the president assured him that he "holds the same stance".