Sentence examples for a footing where from inspiring English sources

Some of Mr Putin's hawkish security advisers – a group made of former associates from his years in the KGB and in St Petersburg have spoken of putting Russia's economy on a footing where the needs of the state come before the needs of businesses and individuals.

"You look for long-term stability, but right now, everybody has got to be on a footing where we all want to pull together to achieve certain targets.

"A stomach is not like a brain or a nose or a foot, where everyone's is in roughly the same range.

Google also knows, to within a foot, where you are.

In particular, the notoriously rigid and hard-to-reform Employment Protection legislation (EPL) systems of Southern European countries have been profoundly shaken with a view to stimulate job creation and tackle the problem of labour market segmentation at a juncture where severe budgetary cuts to reassure markets and put public finances on a sustainable footing where necessary.

However, in response to the events which prompted the start of World War II, Sydney was ordered to sail to Fremantle on a war footing, where she arrived on 22 August.

He is laying the ground for putting Russia on an emergency footing, where everything is justified in the name of national security.

The company is negotiating a long-term lease with Acumen for 2,000 square feet at $15 a square foot, where it will produce and distribute soda.

Yet nine of those putts occur within two and a half feet, where pros make the hole 99.5% of the time.

A group of hikers huddled in a lean-to above 3,500 feet, where a fire fizzled in a stone-lined pit.

"They'd like to think that I gave up everything," she said recently as she adjusted a bandage on her foot where a cheap sandal had rubbed the skin red.