Sentence examples for a position to render from inspiring English sources

In America and Britain the stockmarket provides a mechanism for corporate control; in Japan it has not been in a position to render the same service.

"It is clear that the ICC will not be in a position to render its decision on the admissibility of the case until after Mr Gaddafi has been tried, and potentially sentenced and executed," wrote Keita.

"As we have only just received the order, the Department is not currently in a position to render a fully informed contemplation of what the judge's order actually demands," Breasseale said.

However, PHK 19 implies that the materialists are not in a position to render this account of representation philosophically satisfactory.

Lincoln expressed concern over his exposed position to General Washington, noting that many units were not in a position to "render the least assistance to this post in case it is attacked", and that he was keeping wagons ready in case a precipitate departure was needed.

Jean wrote to the gondola manufacturer in September 1933: Mrs. Piccard and I cannot see that our lives are so very valuable.... Without a job, without a laboratory on the ground we are not in a position to render any service to humanity.

"And if it has little or nothing to do with science," he says, "then scientists are in no more of a privileged position to render an opinion than anyone else".

This was a night to render his position more precarious.

As a result, to render sound sources positioned at different locations it is necessary to use filters ( for the left ear and for the right ear).

Halogen atom were incorporated at the 2-position of the purine base to render the amino group at the 6-position less susceptible to metabolism by adenosine deaminase.

In other words, traffickers typically try to render their victims in a position of "illegal working" as part of the process of their enslavement.