Sentence examples for which stance from inspiring English sources

It is unclear which stance the Bush administration will take.

"I'm going to meet with associations, [Uefa] vice-presidents, countries and we will together decide which stance we will adopt regarding the candidates," said Platini.

The director, Neil Pepe, heightens the impact with silent freeze-frame moments in which stance, expression and spatial relations tell all.

Some courts will allow you to arrive on the day while others will set an appointment – make sure you know which stance your court takes.

The effects of time points on stance postural stability depended on which stance posture the subject adopted.

The Kjellsson et al. paper is very much in the spirit of being transparent about value judgments and about presenting results so as to allow the policymaker (not the analyst) to decide which stance to adopt.

Patients with either hip or knee OA demonstrate gait asymmetries, in which both stance time and peak vertical force are reduced on the OA-affected limb; moreover, these quantitative measures align well with self-evaluation [ 13- 17].

"I'm going to take Steve's stance, which is the best stance, and try to let it die," Valentine said.

Understanding when and how students adopt different epistemological stances involves taking a closer look at the contexts in which these stances arise.

"You don't lurch to an anti-market, anti-business stance which you see from the left, you don't lurch to a chauvinistic, xenophobic stance which we increasingly see on the right".

Olmert's position diverts from Israel's official stance, which vehemently opposes the Palestinian motion.