stance

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concerns and to change our	stance	where convincing arguments have been
process but they took a	stance	against the explicit and systematic
a broader and more informative	stance	in most instances they nonetheless
bring back that sturdy attacking	stance	of hers as she wields
rugby team tour however the	stance	that sir david and others
his way from the bus	stance	glasgow had fair altered over
he has adopted blair s	stance	as a reformer promising huge
in milngavie the committee s	stance	on petitions that relate to
supporting the highland council s	stance	in politics you have to
rab supervises shows them proper	stance	etc pat is he bothering
1988 71 he changed his	stance	10 years later howe er
maist pupils mcclure believes this	stance	is gauntae continue unless mair
1998 11 his change in	stance	micht be political gin it
surprisingly took a broadly similar	stance	to the scottish central committee
seems to agree with that	stance	i have a couple of
of state for scotland s	stance	on the issue he is
bonilie eftir collogues at the	stance	the surveyar wuid tak me
he should have maintained the	stance	of dictator as great men
need to take a tough	stance	in tackling drug dealing within
to last his tone and	stance	and gestures implied fiona always
committee will take a proactive	stance	on this petition as the
or camera aa regimentet in	stance	e same s ey were
rauchters wes sauf on the	stance	tammas biggit a wie sheil