Sentence examples for by calling the position from inspiring English sources
When he ran for reëlection, in 2014, the Los Angeles Times editorial board preceded its endorsement of him by calling the position a "notoriously do-little job".
However, as our model estimates survival for every gap position separately by calling the function every time again, this real-life variation can be implemented when needed.
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Stanton called the position taken by the regular Republicans—"the honest demand of any class of citizens for additional rights should be treated with respectful consideration"—not a plank but a splinter.
In an interview yesterday, Wyman called the position taken by the club's leadership in recent months unacceptable and "pigheaded," and he estimated that as many as 75 of the roughly 300 club members also support the admission of a woman.
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He thought that "pretty much the only surprise in the way the humans who made up the Ood Corporation were presented came as PR girl Solana (Ayesha Dharker) escaped with the Doctor and Donna, only to betray their position by calling for the guards," and "the revelation that Ryder (Adrian Rawlins) has been working to infiltrate the Corporation is thrown away... as quickly as it is revealed".
The verbal salvos over Zimbabwe's disputed election escalated Thursday, with the government accusing the opposition of treason, South Africa toughening its position by calling for the release of election results and the Zimbabwean opposition demanding that South Africa bow out as the mediator of the political standoff.
Rawls thought that the best way to figure out what a just society would look like was to imagine the kinds of arrangement that would be agreed upon by people occupying something he called the "original position".
In a letter to the F.D.A. that is included in LabCorp's regulatory filing, the company sharply disagreed with what it called the "unprecedented position" taken by the agency, saying it would stifle innovation.
James S. Chanos, a hedge fund investor who has not been making bets on the euro, defended the positions taken by hedge funds, calling the inquiries into their activities "witch hunts".
