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Meanings of political stance in English
A person or organization's view on a particular political subject.
Synonyms
Examples for "political position"
Examples for "political position"
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Outright denial of climate science is becoming an increasingly difficult political position.
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Many factors contributed to its current weak and largely symbolic political position.
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Perhaps he's looking for the next political position he can rocket into.
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He had a much more nuanced political position than many of us.
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But Moscow is not a military position, it is a political position.
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Pangalos expressed a personal political view, government spokesman George Petalotis told reporters.
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What then prevailed was not a theological view, but a political view.
3
Drury had responded in local media that the company had no political view.
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Those people expected you, as a young musician, to have a political view.
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Kristin Olsen, a county supervisor from suburban Modesto, represents a more centrist political view.
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Methods: Participants completed an online survey of political views, health, and stress.
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I wouldn't say I formed my political views at a young age.
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That meant clearly articulating the school's political views to all incoming students.
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Army officers questioned him extensively about his sources and his political views.
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It doesn't matter about your political views, we can all be better.
Usage of political stance in English
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Every movie or piece of art takes a political stance. He laughs.
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Her political stance may be Thatcherite, but that is where the comparisons can stop.
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It aims to ditch May, empower the grassroots and shift the party's political stance.
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Like everyone, I have my personal outlook on life and my own political stance.
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The memo, seen by Reuters, does not mention Trump and avoids taking a direct political stance.
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It had nothing to do with our facts. Dubner, meanwhile, decides to take a political stance.
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In last year's legislative council elections, six candidates were barred from running because of their political stance.
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I wasn't taking a political stance, though.
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It doesn't take any specific political stance, but it doesn't avoid any of the horrors of war.
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This is not the first time the fraternity has taken a political stance with its yearly bare-bottomed event.
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Societies today are built by knowledge, not ideology, he said on Sunday, when pressed to outline his political stance.
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The third to a Rhodesian diehard who seemed more excited by the poem's political stance than its collector value.
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Questioning revealed that she was merely attempting to put into practice her understanding of her mother's latest political stance.
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Tells about his political stance, which was strongly in favor of women's rights, including his early attempts to legalize abortion.
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The danger for the BBC is that this could be interpreted as taking a political stance on an ongoing story.
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Supporters of the cadets, who remained unidentified said all along that their intention had nothing to do with any political stance.
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Translations for political stance
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Political stance through the time
Political stance across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common