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Meanings of tough stance in English

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Usage of tough stance in English
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France has taken a tough stance on City access to the bloc.
Reuters
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In saying that, he supported Mr Trump's tough stance on illegal immigration.
Radio NZ
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The tough stance has backing from voters across the Czech political spectrum.
Reuters
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Trump has ramped up his tough stance on illegal immigration in recent days.
Reuters
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He was known for his tough stance in past negotiations with the government.
Reuters
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Trump has made clear he wants to take a tough stance against Iran.
Reuters
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Arizona's Republican leadership has taken a tough stance on illegal immigration.
Reuters
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It comes amid rising criticism against Dr Young's tough stance on Queensland's borders.
News.com.au
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The government was hoping its tough stance would quell street protests, Al-Omari said.
The Guardian
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Orban's tough stance on migration has boosted his support at home.
Reuters
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Liston Siregar from BBC Indonesia explains why the government took a tough stance.
BBC
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Corey's tough stance has had an impact in her three years in office.
Reuters
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That is the message that is missing from Cameron's tough stance.
The Guardian
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Ri blasted Tokyo for its tough stance on the feud over the abductees.
Reuters
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The president has long received public support for his tough stance against the guerrillas.
Reuters
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He said the sentence reflected the court's tough stance on this type of offending.
Radio NZ
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