Sentence examples for this stance will from inspiring English sources
The Conservatives seem to think this stance will be a vote-winner in their rural heartlands.
But John Ralfe, an independent pension consultant, thinks this stance will be politically untenable.
"This stance will go down in history, and all the Lebanese and Arabs will acknowledge it".
But I fear this stance will not win him any votes in a future Lib Dem leadership contest.
No doubt this stance will not win me the populist vote, despite sharing the concerns around the potential loss of the folio.
However, this stance will be severely tested if David Cameron is forced to step in to save Tata Steel's UK arm from collapse.
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich wants to give Mourinho time to turn this around but that stance will not just be tested by a fourth League loss of the season, after Andy Carroll powered in a late winner.
Whether that stance will serve him as speaker of Parliament, where he will have to oversee a diversity of opinions, remains to be seen.
The human body being as it is, it is impossible to remain exactly like this for long; deviations from this ideal stance will soon appear, and grow quickly (in other words, you'll start wobbling).
"This disgraceful stance will haunt Labour through next year's Scottish Parliament election and far beyond.
Amsterdam authorities hope that this lenient stance will encourage partiers to behave responsibly, and seek help should troubles arise.
