Sentence examples for better position than state from inspiring English sources
The court was in a "dramatically better position" than state and government decision makers who had relied on Adani's information, he said.
He also said that the city government was simply in a better position than the state attorney general's office to work with relief agencies and with victims.
New Hampshire was in a better position than most states to weather the economic crisis because of its diversified economy, its relatively low cost of doing business in an otherwise expensive region, and a cautious approach by its banks to the subprime lending practices that wreaked havoc in other states, said Dennis C. Delay, an economist with the New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies.
"We're in a better position than any other state; we're more than half way there," Jealous said noting the all-payer system and hospital waiver that are currently in place in Maryland.
There are cities, like New York City and Chicago, where Mayor is arguably a better position than being Governor of the state.
That planning, combined with how the district is funded, has left Newport-Mesa Unified in a better position than other districts around the state, Fluor said.
This finding of "fact"on a question the state courts were in a far better position than the federal courts to answerdeserves a "high measure of deference," Sumner v. Mata, 455 U.S. 591, 598, 102 S.Ct.
The state collected $1.3 billion in unexpected tax revenue in the spring from residents selling assets before new tax laws took effect, allowing the state to end the fiscal year in a better position than it otherwise would have.
