The phrase "a governing position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a role or job that involves leadership or authority over a group or organization.
Example: "After years of hard work, she finally achieved a governing position within the company, allowing her to influence key decisions."
Alternatives: "a leadership role" or "an authoritative position".
That was the case in Sudan, where the Sudan People's Liberation Movement found itself propelled to a governing position overnight.
Mr. Ozawa, who is known for his deal-making skills but has never held a governing position, is bedeviled by a political funding scandal and could yet be indicted.
In crude terms there was never a majority at the polls, however counted, for the sort of proportional representation that would enable the Liberal Democrats to move into a governing position.
The local party finds itself trapped between the kangaroo courts of identity politics and losing its governing position to the Republicans.
Their study, "Women as a Valuable Asset," concluded that "companies where governing positions are held both by men and by women have higher operating margin and market capitalization in the respective industry". Research also shows that businesses with internal dynamics characterized by a high degree of trust outperform their peers.
Even though some Christians hold governing positions which give them official responsibilities for doctrine and others work in theology as a professional vocation, all the faithful engage, with varying degrees of competence, in theological and doctrinal work.
Similar to cultured vSVZ cells, DCX+ cells from primary vSVZ transplants migrated beyond the granular cell layer and into the molecular layer (Figure 3A), suggesting they were unable to respond to local cues governing positioning.
Not later than 30 days after November 29 , 1999 the Secretary of State shall issue a directive governing the position of the Assistant Secretary.
And Black candidates going for historically-white top governing positions always score nine to sixteen points lower than pre-election polls say they will.
Members of London's futures exchange are pushing for a review of rules governing speculative positions in the cocoa market following a letter of complaint from traders angry at the extent of price manipulation.
But with less than 20% of the popular vote yesterday going to the nationalists, the Tories argue that there is clearly a strong pro-union bloc in Scotland which supports their right to govern – a position strongly backed by Darling this morning.
