Clegg's only fightback is to try to reposition himself as the man he was in 2010.
That gives him an edge on Marine Le Pen, whose efforts to reposition the FN as more mainstream and respectable have been hampered by Jean-Marie, the former paratrooper-and-proud of it who ran the party for decades and seems unduly fond of the Holocaust.
This is what will reposition Africa – with advantage – in the phenomenon of globalisation … The secret that lies behind science and the prosperity of nations is simple but profound: ideas matter … This is the most important secret of the wealth of the industrialised world.
He put principle before party, but we should be mindful of the fact that giving the Conservatives an open goal to reposition themselves as the party of civil liberties will ultimately be wholly counter-productive.
"Secondly, for us to reposition our football on the international stage – it took us quite a while to get back to where we are – we would definitely lose a lot of ground should we not advance".
She has realigned Germany's position, putting some distance between herself and Jacques Chirac, and between herself and Russia's leader, Vladimir Putin, while edging closer to America's president, George Bush. Thiseffort to reposition Germany has guided her foreign policy.
And even if Mrs Clinton can reposition the party for the election, it may soon revert to type.
"We wanted to reposition dirt as an expression of freedom," explains Mr Weed.
Almost all companies in this competitive industry are planning to cut costs, reposition their products and attack Asian markets.
Since the early 1990s the central government in Beijing has been trying to reposition Yunnan, from peripheral province to the centre of various cross-border economic networks.
The actors on stage seven in all, covering all parts (Kate Valk plays both Hamlet's mother Gertrude and Ophelia)—take a stance, then reposition themselves as the film stops and restarts.
