Significados de hard-line stance em inglês

Mantashe has adopted a more hard-line stance on state-owned enterprises in 2020.

His hard-line stance towards asylum seekers shocked some, given his devout Christian beliefs.

But Silver reported Brown took the Raiders by surprise with his sudden hard-line stance.

But his hard-line stance on immigration also has triggered strong support among many U.S. voters.

Trump has taken a hard-line stance against illegal immigrants.

And they complain that the Kremlin's hard-line stance on Magnitsky is not doing them any favors.

And they complain that the Kremlin's hard-line stance on Magnitsky is not doing them any favours.

Tatev said concerns about Trump's hard-line stance on immigration prompted her to accelerate her 6-year-long naturalization process.

Mr Trump has frequently praised the sheriff who is known for his controversial hard-line stance on immigration.

Domestic violence groups called for the NRL to take a hard-line stance on players charged with serious crimes.

The organisers' hard-line stance has made it clear that it will be more difficult to cheat than ever before.

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, who backs McConnell's hard-line stance, has refused to hold hearings on Garland's nomination.

Uribe steps down in August after two terms marked by a hard-line stance against guerrillas, drug barons and paramilitaries.

The question now, given Saints' hard-line stance over retaining the defender, is whether he is really, categorically, not for sale.

Mr Dutton is part of the Liberal Party's far-right faction, with socially conservative views and a hard-line stance on immigration.

Good luck with that: Such a hard-line stance would run counter to state reforms-andthe $6 billion marijuana industry.