Sentences with phrase «stance of»

Corroborating the stance of the leadership of the National assembly, the presidency as assured that the 2o16 budget will be assented to this week.

According to her, Mr. Agyapong's comment was not only in his personal capacity, but represented the stance of the NPP.

(Note that while inspired by current events, this is not a Donald Trump thing, the phenomenon can be seen far beyond this case and the political stance of the respective candidates is irrelevant to the question.)

Misau said the level of corruption being perpetrated by Idris was so alarming and capable of undermining the anti-corruption stance of President Muhammadu Buhari.

Finebone stated that rather than criticise the stance of the Federal Government against the corruption in the third arm of government, Wike should be optimistic that recent development in the judiciary would help democracy to grow.

This enabled Keetch to adopt a high local profile on foreign affairs and security issues that played well in the constituency, whatever the stance of the party's policies.

The judge made valid the stance of the Counsel to Evans, Olukoya Ogungbeje that service on the first and second respondents in the case had been properly effected.

Recall that, the Coalition of Northern Groups, (CNG) had in Kaduna issued the quit notice in June, asking Igbos to vacate the North before October 1 as they claimed their demand was in response to the secessionist stance of some pro-Biafran groups, like the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB.

Dionisio's candidacy is somewhat unusual considering much of his platform is not aligned with the stance of the current Republican - majority town board.

This, notwithstanding, the stance of the APC National Legal Adviser, Dr. Muiz Banire, SAN, that primaries should hold to avail all aspirants a level playing field; a submission that turned out to have met some of the party stalwarts on the wrong side thus snowballing into an internal crisis within the party.

Before hand, NWC members agreed that the decision of the majority would become the stance of the party.

Given the stance of Theresa May on allowing Scotland a second referendum, how could Scotland become independent?

[T] here is no in stance of sustained defiance of the Court among liberal democracies, despite the absence of meaningful coercion, impact - minimizing behavior is pervasive.

Mr Huhne stressed the need to assess the facts and dismissed the stance of other European governments, who he said were «rushing to judgment».

This is double extra important since US is not perceived as willing to back up its power with kinetic action after isolationist stance of both Obama and Trump (the latter declaring he will withdraw US forces from Syria).

He noted that the anti-corruption stance of Buhari's government has saved...

However, the majority of Israelis support a two state solution, Israel has offered Palestine a state several times, it is the stance of the current government that the conflict should be resolved via two states, and Israel is currently in negotiations over a final status agreement that would establish a Palestinian state, so we can conclude that Israel's «long term plan» in the West Bank is to establish a Palestinian state over almost all of it.

This is even the stance of current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu who, in the Bar - Ilan speech, expressed support for a two - state solution.

Later in this paper, I will reveal why that stance of Hon Bagbin at the meetings of the Northern Caucus.

Even left - wing intellectuals have largely gone quiet on the dangers of Leveson, perhaps reassured by the stance of The Guardian and The Independent.»

Likewise, military hierarchy always emphasises apolitical stance of its troops in all the occasions.

These figures suggest that for Labour to win back the voters they have lost to the SNP since 2010, they should take a strong positive stance of further devolution and more generally be seen to stand up for Scotland's interests.

«It is crystal clear to every reasonable person that only the ideological stance of IPOB can stop all these killings and massacre of innocent citizens across Nigeria.

The recent stance of senior party members against the third mandate has led to the exclusion of most dissident voices and the Nkurunziza camp establishing its dominance over the party apparatus.

Adams, a Brooklyn Democrats, insisted the GOP will eventually come around from its current stance of having zero interest in helping the majority dig out from under Gov. David Paterson's vetoes.

But one issue divides them more than any other: the Brexit stance of the Labour party.

Despite first minister Nicola Sturgeon's assurances that she doesn't want the law to change, the anti-abortion stance of leading SNP donor Brian Souter, whose charity reportedly donated to groups that try to «heal» women who have had abortions, is particularly troubling.

Shadow chancellor John McDonnell famously said he would «swim through vomit» to vote against the lower benefit cap in 2015, despite Labour's official stance of abstaining on the bill.

Toure is also keen with an uncompromised stance of taking Hon. Ken Agyapong to court for defamation, he disclosed to Happy FM.

Atiku too appears more radical, at least in the context of the normal present - structure - or - nothing stance of the core North, pushing for present states arranged as provinces under new federating units: the present six geo - political zones, even while the core North, as a group, keeps its official thinking very close to its chest.

Before today's speech the Manchester conference was dominated by a debate between those wanting to stick to Alistair Darling's approach and the more courageous, bullish stance of Ed Balls.

None of the reasons you mentioned can explain the stance of the EU six years ago.

Sorry to break it to you, but Latimer's a useless hack and it hurts every time he votes and its always for I'm sure he's pissed the $ 15 wage didn't go to the whole state, wasn't phased in quick enough and didn't go high enough when its really going to hurt with a vengeance those it was designed to help, but that's the anti-business stance of Sen. Latimer.

Mr. Kwetey further indicated that the new airline will look to dominate the West coast and before expanding to other regions; a strategy that is in line with the stance of other aviation analysts who believe that the new airline should rather look inward and dominate the continent before venturing to other long - haul routes..

The author further demonstrates a naive understanding of our profession by stating, «the decisions taken by a nurse - midwife must reflect the protocols and stance of their supervisory obstetrician and the hospital or birthing center where they practice» (p 86).

I hope API takes a stance of support and encouragement for ALL mother's who breastmilk feed — not just those who are lucky enough to have the ease of feeding directly from their breast.

It's part of why I think this blog is so important, because very little attention is spent countering the stance of homebirth advocates.

Natural consequences allow you to take the stance of, «This isn't my problem.

But clearly not all SNA members support the new public stance of the organization.

This stance of curiosity has been demonstrated in extensive research to be associated with emotional regulation, flexible thinking, empathy, and overall mental health.

So, a little similar to that of his opposition number, Wenger may well have to take the stance of whoever is fit, starts the match at Old Trafford, a venue they were emphatically beaten 4 - 0 on their last visit for an FA Cup clash, back in 2008.

And, hence his stance of not shaking the hand of someone, who he perceives to be a «racist».

The apparent public negotiating stance of the West Ham board is not something I am keen on and am puzzled why this happens repeatedly when frustration is the inevitable outcome.

Wenger has however criticised these rumours by taking up the same stance of questioning what the director of football actually does.

What really holds our club back from enforcing this vital change is the immature, wilfully blind and one eyed stance of so many who can not stand the truth, not being brave enough to face up to reality.

Totally agree with you with regards to keeping our best players, it's one thing not wanting to spend big in recruiting but if we maintain the same stance of not wanting to spend big to offer lucrative contracts to our star performers we will lose them and we won't be able to replace them.

Stances will vary from sport to sport, such as the parallel stance of a volleyball player anticipating a serve or the split stance of a football wide receiver.

And the Boss should still re-examine his stance of not to sign another striker for Arsenal before the end of this window.

Despite the fact that the Arsenal and Chile international forward has spoken to the football press about his desire and need to be playing in the Champions League and thereby making it clear that he wants a transfer away from the Gunners this summer, Arsene Wenger appears to be standing firm to his declared stance of not selling the striker.

The landscape changed and our ridiculously fruitless «noble» stance of «spending what we make» has contributed to our development into pure average.