Sentence examples for adopting this position from inspiring English sources

The militants may be adopting this position in order to pose as defenders of the Sunni population.

Financial markets seem to be adopting this position: Europe's main currencies all slid against the dollar this week, apparently forecasting an EMU that happens but then goes wobbly.Given time to reflect, the markets may come to a different and better-founded view.

By adopting this position, we can see the foundationalist's epistemic principles as instances of this more general account of justified belief and knowledge.

In adopting this position one assumes that human behavior becomes subject to invariant, universal regularities, and that in this area of analysis explanations necessarily consist in subsuming what occurs beneath "a general law of nature".

By adopting this position, however, he took some of the sting out of his own criticism of the insufficiently faithful Ramist, as the latter was quick to point out (Sellberg, pp. 106 107).

It could therefore be that the Kangaroo Position provides not only physiological and behavioral benefits, as shown in other studies, but may also be associated with alterations in muscle function, improving the posture and mobility of the child adopting this position.

"This is not to suggest that women should not adopt this position if they find it comfortable," the researchers write.

Logically correct, but psychologically flawed perhaps, as the National Radiological Protection Board did not adopt this position in their subsequent report.

Well aware of this, the European commission has decided to oppose all three proposals and urged the EU, which is a critical voting bloc representing all 28 member states, to adopt this position at the Cites conference.

I doubt that the American national team would adopt this position, since the United States actually played Iran in the 1998 World Cup and lost, a result that no doubt empowered a regime as morally bankrupt as Cuba's.

Recent work by the WWF adopts this position, arguing that it is our collective obsession with materialism and consumerism that has pushed us to hold extrinsic, egoistic values over more transcendental values.