Sentence examples for this stance has from inspiring English sources

This stance has caused concern among some educationalists.

(This stance has invited allegations of Communist ties).

This stance has now gained tacit approval from the commission.

This stance has become known as "mysterianism" – after the 1960s Michigan rock'n'roll band ?

(This stance has, of course, been fashionable enough in recent years to have developed its own conventions and limitations).

This stance has earned Mr. Bush many admirers in Texas, where guns are entwined in the culture.

Concessions to this stance have been grudging, he said.

And now this stance had become habitual, almost a duty.

Leaving aside the non-trivial metaphysical question of what can in principle count as a logical inscription, we must consider what effect this stance had on his attitude to logic and logic systems.

The chairman, Daniel Levy, made it clear that Modric was not for sale under any circumstances but this time the stance has softened.

Magpies manager Alan Pardew has regularly played down his side's chances of European qualification this season, but that stance has changed slightly in recent weeks.