Sentences with phrase «than your political stance»

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Such apolitical stance will create an unacceptable dualism between the spiritual and the material aspects of life, implying that there is another Lord who is in charge of the political sphere than God, our Creator and Redeemer.

I was mostly speaking to a mentality than a reality and there are many a political figure who in the states who want to scale back to a more pre-WWII neutral stance where we don't interfere in other nations affairs.

Faced with this pressure, the sudden change in the government's stance on a referendum seems more understandable from a political perspective than a legal one.

From appearing in campaign adverts, jumping on campaign platforms to recently announcing that the NDC had fulfilled its promise to fix the power crisis (Dumsor) while presenting an award at the 2015 Ghana Movie Awards, John's political stance and views were more than certain.

Although one might expect opinion on the matter to be divided along conventional left - right grounds, experience has shown this not to be the case - although the vulnerability of Labour on the issue of top - up fees may have encouraged some to adopt particular stances for political - tactical reasons, rather than on grounds of principle.

That raises more questions than answers, but is not what the Front Bench is stating is political stance is going to be anyway.

McCright said the finding is due more to the women's political stance than their gender or race.

Rather than griping about how things are in my city, I wish I had made the effort to join in much sooner, but I also didn't have a good grasp of my political stances and opinions, so I wouldn't have known how to make a solid impact.

Neutrality on political issues was once the norm, but millennial spending power and political polarisation mean it's now riskier to be neutral than to take a stance.

And the works on view by the Americans Leon Golub and Raymond Pettibon plainly have less to do with their painterly qualities than with their literary and political stances.

Re # 7, that ties in nicely with what Roger Pielke Jr recently wrote at the Prometheus science policy weblog (Follow Up On Landsea / IPCC — see last 4 - 5 paragraphs): «But more troubling than a lack of knowledge of the substance of the science of the IPCC reports is the political stance on climate taken by the head of the IPCC.

Kristen agrees that shopping and political activism should not be seen as one and the same thing, but takes issue with my stance that the latter has more potential for lasting change than the former.

Rather than pretend that if the science is really true, you'd change your political stance.