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Meanings of take a firm stand in English
Usage of take a firm stand in English
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Transcript Must take a firm stand against slavery once and for all.
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You'll have to take a firm stand with Ann, Doctor.
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Personally, I hope that we take a firm stand.
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What we ought to do is to take a firm stand and defend ourselves against him.
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Minority groups have yet to take a firm stand on Fonseka's expected bid to contest the presidency.
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Knowing the interests at stake, he'd take a firm stand and act off-hand on his own discretion.
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However, he has vowed to take a firm stand against efforts by U.S. President Donald Trump to impose his will on Mexico.
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They, with you, are fully of the opinion that it is high time to take a firm stand against the no-government doctrine.
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The ancient Pagans did experience conflict, they did make war, and they did take a firm stand on matters of right and wrong.
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The simplistic view is that a responsible government must now be formed and it must take a firm stand against this "populism".
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From the beginning he had taken a firm stand against violent measures.
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He took a firm stand against corruption just prior to the ANC's birthday.
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On 27 September, South African public servants took a firm stand against gender-based violence.
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But the son took a firm stand for his independence.
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I took a firm stand except when at Tish's home.
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Our own governments only had taken a firm stand.