Sentence examples for because their position is from inspiring English sources

It is about the children, too many of them, who are dying of the cold in displaced-persons camps — in part because their position is bureaucratically and politically ambiguous.

From the floor, he argued, "Because their position is out of sync with the morals and values of the American people, the opponents of standards have been going through enough acrobatics to qualify for a job with Ringling Bros". * Rep. Randy "Duke" Cunningham, Republican of Escondido.

Especially for the small publishers this is of utmost importance, because their position is very weak compared to the big platforms.

The organisers of the letter said there were a further 24 Labour MPs who supported a second referendum who had not signed the statement for administrative reasons, or because their position was already well known.

But they found it difficult to speak out amongst their peers in the nationalist euphoria in the 1990s, because their position was reduced to being "pro-Russian".

But financial firms can borrow cheap and largely avoid margins because their positions are offsetting.

AARP officials say there is no conflict because their positions are determined independently of their financial interests.

At the Federal Aviation Administration, more than 24,000 employees are working without pay because their positions are considered vital for "life and safety," and more than 17,000 others are furloughed.

Those working without pay must show up because their positions are considered vital for "life and safety". More than 17,000 others are furloughed.

The forward-looking rulers of Oman, Qatar and Bahrain have been able to push through radical reforms, precisely because their positions are respected.

Mr. Gore is hoping that his detail-laden speech on Thursday, when he accepts the Democratic nomination for president, will accomplish a couple of things: give him a political mandate to follow the course he is proposing, and portray the Republicans as speaking vaguely because their positions are unpopular.