Sentence examples for this stance to from inspiring English sources

Were this stance to be formalised before Sunday's home game with Tottenham Hotspur those fans who had planned to turn out en masse and beg Benítez not to leave by serenading him for 90 minutes will find the pain of relegation anaesthetised.

President Bush may be taking this stance to portray himself as a strong leader, but a true strong leader would have the strength and wisdom to admit a mistake and go forward with what is best for this country, not what is best for his ego.

It's almost as if the firm has learned by rote this stance to automatically knock any of what we might label legacy technologies.

Eleven years later, Italian officials have again confirmed this stance to VICE News.

"The Ministry of Health need to clarify this stance to District Health Boards and it's of vital importance that DHBs comply.

With this most recent release, Instruments, he's taken this stance to it's semi-logical conclusion and gifted us with a series of orchestral re-interpretations of older material performed and recorded by a Japanese ensemble at Tsukiji Honganji Temple in Tokyo.

The key to this stance is to be relaxed.

However, in countries like Switzerland where budgetary policy follows a rather conservative stance, the possibility given to the government to use political finessing to somehow manage the fiscal performance allows it to sustain this stance and to fulfil the requirement of the fiscal rules when they exist.

The insurgents here reiterated this uncompromising stance, to Mr. Holbrooke's open frustration.

There is a distinct political tenor to this stance, a challenge to audiences to move beyond conventions and limitations.

Again, this stance appears to be a common-sense approach to risk reduction.