Sentence examples for vehement stance from inspiring English sources

Instead, the survey found that the main factors were his vehement stance against school busing and a flood of Republicans and independents crossing over to vote for him.

Capriles has pledged his commitment to peaceful demonstrations and has taken a vehement stance against streets actions that may end up in violence.

Alexia Kelley's leadership of CACG reveals a vehement antichoice stance that is focused on reducing the number of, not the need for, abortions.

This will be San Francisco voters' third chance to approve such a measure, after unsuccessful efforts in 2004 and 2010 This year, advocates are hoping that voter distaste with the vehement anti-immigrant stance of the Republican party will help push the city's notoriously liberal electorate over the edge.

In March, Valls previously called FN, which holds a vehement anti-immigration policy stance, "an immense and obvious danger".

That stance was reflected in the vehement opposition to NATO's air war in Yugoslavia.

It was a stance in sharp contrast to vehement and convoluted claims he has made about that day over the last 15 years.

But Behar, a vehement critic of Trump, took an even more aggressive stance on the revelation.

Hanlin was vehement in his resolve never to say the shooter's name – a stance that has grown increasingly common among those touched by mass shootings.

He was never formally confirmed for the job by the Senate, largely owing to the vehement opposition of pro-Armenian voices on the Hill who objected to Bryza's stances on the Armenian genocide.

Persuading Russia to toughen its stance on Iran could also exert pressure on China, which has been even more vehement in its opposition to sanctions against Iran.