Sentence examples for change in the position from inspiring English sources

A coalition source said there was no change in the position on Mare Nostrum.

Andrew Gowers, a BP spokesman, said "there is no change in the position" of retaining the dividend.

However, Nato and the White House said they had seen no indication of a change in the position of Russian military forces.

In 1964, sixty per cent of blacks and thirty-nine per cent of whites agreed that there had been a "real change" in the position of African-Americans.

(Mr. Forbush cautions the reader that this seeming change in intensity of the gorget may have been caused by a change in the position of the bird).

But he told MPs: "There is no change in the position of Russia as things stand, and this is a tragedy for Syrians and for the world.

The Prime Minister of France, M. Pompidou's visit was also a disappointment - no change in the position of admitting Britain to the Common Market.

Raanan Gissin, the spokesman for Mr. Sharon, said the agreement appeared intended to "ensure that no change in the position of Arafat's authority would occur".

According to one view, Ca2+ binding to troponin (actually the TnC subunit) induces a change in the position of tropomyosin, moving it away from the site where myosin also binds (steric blocking).

Nato allies Turkey and Italy are pushing proposals for a cessation of hostilities, but there has been no change in the position of the Alliance, the Gaddafi regime or the rebels on the ground.

He was also forced to scrap plans to halve sentences for offenders who pleaded guilty early when the public furore led to David Cameron stepping in to rule out any change in the position.