Sentence examples for Assume a post from inspiring English sources

In 1973, a few months later, Comfort married his mistress and muse, Jane, and the two moved to Santa Barbara so that Comfort could assume a post at the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, a liberal think tank.

In returning to government service, Ms. Caldwell will assume a post vacated this year by Lanny Breuer, who led the Justice Department's response to corporate misconduct during the financial crisis, bringing big corporate bribery and public corruption cases.

But the lesson of this summer is a sobering one: If Mr. Medvedev does stay in the presidency under those terms, he will assume a post weaker than the one he has occupied for the past four years.

If King's decision to run for Senate has been framed by his detractors as a sinister kind of power grab, it might more clearly be seen as a kind of noblesse oblige: a wealthy man in his late sixties coming out of political retirement to assume a post few are similarly qualified to hold.

When Dr. Christie left Africa in 1876 to assume a post as a lecturer on public health at Anderson's College, Glasgow, he discovered reports in the medical literature of 3 pandemics of kidinga pepo.

Once buckling commences, the tubular column will first assume a post-buckled configuration characterized as sinusoidal.

These findings have led researchers to assume a post-perceptual, working-memory related interference process, which impairs performance for T2s within the AB period.

"He must become an example for every official who assumes a post but does not give this post its due," Mr. Saedi said.

Wall Street has been keeping a keen eye on Mr. Schneiderman, a relative unknown who assumes a post that has played a crucial role in policing the country's big banks.

Now that her father is the President and she has assumed a post in the White House, it feels downright perverse to watch her devote breathless attention to the self-actualization processes at work in the lives of wealthy women while studiously ignoring the political forces that shape even those lives.

Since his mauling for presiding over the biggest annual loss in British corporate history, Sir Fred has succeeded in maintaining a low profile, only recently returning to his Edinburgh home and assuming a post as an adviser to architecture firm RMJM who, conveniently, are in the middle of opening a new office in Bahrain.