Sentence examples for a position argued from inspiring English sources

It took a position, argued the merits of a standalone strategy, and has turned down Pfizer's final offer of £55 before any weak-willed fund managers could start muttering their objections.

As it happened, Deutsche Bank pushed hard for an outright sale of Dresdner Kleinwort Benson and then, as a fallback position, argued for a "partial integration" that would have shut down most of it.

(It is also the position argued publicly by this reviewer for more than a decade).

"It is a majoritarian position,"argues one of those who helped write the speech.

A fringe position argues that all high-level officials should be ejected because they were intrinsically complicit in Gaddafi's regime.

But he also adopted a defensive position — arguing that all that really mattered was getting into the playoffs and that in that regard, Boston was still in good shape.

A weaker position argues that unification is not explanation on the grounds that unification is simply systematization of old beliefs and operates as a criterion of theory-choice (Halonen and Hintikka 1999).

Some newborn advocacy groups, therefore, have taken a counter position, arguing for the scale-up of such home-based strategies in settings where access to facilities is poor while promoting improved quality for care at referral facilities.

But the sweeping changes required by the EU and IMF are unlikely to happen, at least in the medium-term.Mr Samaras has taken an equivocal position, arguing against the means of austerity rather than the end of budget targets.

But while I'm a strict sandwich constructionist, Peter takes a more relativist position, arguing that hamburgers and even burritos should be considered sandwiches.

It also leaves us in a very unsatisfactory position, arguing that both real and monetary factors can get economies into trouble and when many of them all hit at once that trouble can be especially deep.I think that many of Mr Krugman's critics do have good points.