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He takes a strong stand.
The UK has a strong stand, it is a very reliable and a great partner on all those issues.
And so, the President has taken a strong stand.
There's no harm in taking a strong stand on issues that have a considerable effect on your sanity.
And guess, guess who's the only one taking a strong stand up against it?
Turkey has taken a principled and strong stand against President Bashar al-Assad's regime, and has generously taken in more than a million refugees.
In 30 years you are very confident and strong stand on your feet.
Between this, his strong stand on Batman, and his choosing a woman as the next police commissioner, I think we're seeing a whole new mayor.
There are times when a strong stand is needed!
Reagan made the abolition of communism and the implementation of supply-side economics the primary focuses of his presidency, buthe also took a strong stand against abortion.
There was a time when Protestants used to take a strong stand for Bible truth, but those days are gone.
This week, Merkel took a strong stand against Orbán, as he attacked her refugee policies in a by-now familiar Islamophobic, far-right speech at the EPP meeting in Malta.
The United States commends all our European partners who have taken a strong stand against Nord Stream 2.
The Bulgarian authorities urgently have to take a strong stand and ensure they are adhering to national and international laws, ensuring human rights for all.”.
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Softwood for the pair will not work, since their strong stand heated resin, which can lead to a deterioration of soaring health.
The government has imposed a blanket ban on gambling and once in a while,police conduct raids in underground gambling parlors to affirm the government's strong stand against betting.
For Michelle Obama, being FLOTUS(first lady of the United States)means taking a strong stand on issues such as childhood obesity and healthy living.
I believe Parliament needs to take a strong stand and, by means of a majority vote, put pressure on the Commission to find solutions that echo the will of the citizens.
Lisa Milburn, managing director of the Labelexpo Global Series said:“We're delighted to announce strong stand sales which includes over 90 new exhibitors at this year's exhibition.
Their strong stand for human rights and democracy had been a significant part of their appeal to the Korean population, and had helped facilitate the exponential growth of many churches in the 1970s and early 1980s.
A much-respected Christian and a man of deep piety,Darby took a strong stand in favor of the infallibility of the Bible in contrast with the liberalism of his day.
Anastas Trendafilov, mayor of Byala Municipality, Emmanuel Manolov, Mayor of Avren Municipality and Stoyan Pasev,District Governor of Varna District, voiced a strong stand against the wild campsite before the BNT2 leader.
Dulles University finds inspiration in John Foster Dulles' strong stand on international cooperation and excellence in negotiating fair and balanced agreements as a testimony to the importance of education and preparation of individuals for a fulfilling life.
The idea is that we cannot participate in cultural institutions that act as if there is no occupation orthat refuse to take a clear and strong stand against the occupation and dedicate their activities to its undoing”.
Pope Francis on Tuesday urged the United Nations to take a"very strong stand" on climate change at a landmark summit this year in Paris on global warming.
I think that this is appropriate, given this organization's biased, one-sided and absurd attitude toward us, andagainst the background of the USA's strong stand at the UN, which we welcome,” Netanyahu told his Cabinet.
(RO) Mr President, as a member of the Delegation for relations with the Pan-African Parliament, I firmly believe that the European Union, and Lady Ashton in particular,should take a strong stand against the actions of the Mugabe regime involving the intimidation and harassment of human rights activists, and encourage respect for public rights and freedoms, including the freedom of expression and assembly, which Zimbabwe has formally committed to at a global level.
I completely disagree with the current state of affairs regarding'Ley de Costas', but I also think that, especially in this moment of economic crisis,it is not responsible to take such a strong stand, as hundreds of thousands of citizens would be affected if funds were withheld.
Recent calls for a stronger stand in EU foreign policy urge the Union to take firm action and take charge of their neighbourhood.