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Meanings of hardline stance in inglés

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Stance on an issue that is inflexible and not subject to compromise.

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Usage of hardline stance in inglés
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He said the Tories' hardline stance on Europe would alienate floating voters.
The Irish Times
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Last week he showed little sign of veering from his hardline stance.
The Guardian
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But relations are already turning sour over his hardline stance on Brexit.
The Irish Times
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Streep also referred to Mr Trump's hardline stance on immigration policy.
Radio NZ
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However, he did not stray far from his hardline stance.
The Guardian
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Does his hardline stance have the support of his people?
The Irish Times
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He is considered less willing to negotiate with the government, taking a more hardline stance.
Reuters
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His appearance came as Trump sought to moderate his own hardline stance against illegal immigration.
Reuters
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The change in Germany's previously hardline stance was momentous.
Reuters
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Trump, a Republican, has made a hardline stance on immigration a centerpiece of his presidency.
Reuters
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It has been encouraged by the Trump administration's hardline stance on Iran and its nuclear program.
Reuters
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Irish business organisations have expressed concerns over Britain's increasingly hardline stance on its exit from the EU.
The Irish Times
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Such a hardline stance will run counter to state reforms and the six billion dollar marijuana industry.
Wired
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Trump, a Republican seeking re-election on Nov. 3, takes a hardline stance toward legal and illegal immigration.
Reuters
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But the IPC rejected the full Russian Paralympic team in a hardline stance against performance enhancing drugs.
News.com.au
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Popular for his hardline stance against leftist FARC guerrillas, Uribe has not decided on a re-election bid.
Reuters
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