Sentence examples for advance a position from inspiring English sources

After all, it's a tough job to advance a position that benefits those with wealth and privilege at the expense of ordinary people, to ditch Australian egalitarianism for a dog eat dog dystopia.

Lynch says that AARP was more willing to advance a position on controversial issues under the leadership of William Novelli, who ran the organization from 2001 to 2009.

But Chief Justice Roberts said the government had advanced a position that was too extreme and did not take adequate account of the free-speech interests at stake.

To publish all a writer's false starts and minutiae is the literary equivalent of the retrospective, a signal that a reputation is being advanced, a position aggressively taken on the bourse of renown.

Meanwhile, throughout its own lengthy legal battle, the Louisiana Board steered clear from advancing a position on Dr. James's conduct.

In October 2013, the Irish presidency of the Council advanced a position that calls for a 7% cap on the use of food crops and a minimum share of 2% for advanced biofuels by 2020, but does not mention the introduction of ILUC factors [ 27].

Although UBC does not have an official policy to hire couples, it has facilitated the process in many cases by creating positions and by being more flexible (e.g., by allowing a department to hire in advance for a position that would become open in a few years).

One student discussed feeling inadequate because "maybe in ten years we'll advance to a position to use those investigations".

If you are currently already working in the field of auto insurance and would like to advance to a position with more responsibility, consider studying for the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) designation.

At 08 40, the 7th (Meerut) Division had advanced to a position to allow the 4th Cavalry Division to advance to capture Afulah and Beisan.

At 1-0 Leicester had been advancing towards a position whereby they could have sealed the most implausible title success of the modern era if Tottenham, in second position, lost at Stoke City on Monday and Ranieri's men beat Swansea City next Sunday.