Sentence examples for distinctive position from inspiring English sources

We have maintained our distinctive position in British politics.

Jonathan Meades occupies a strange, ill-defined yet distinctive position in English letters.

But attacking market follies is hardly a distinctive position (listen to Nicolas Sarkozy, France's supposedly centre-right president).

Doctrinally, Lutheranism sets forth its distinctive position in the Book of Concord, especially in the Augsburg Confession.

Labour does not have a particularly distinctive position on education, but Tristram Hunt, a clever newcomer, now has the job of finding one.

Douglas Alexander gets the shadow work and pensions portfolio where he will have to craft a distinctive position on welfare reform.

By contrast, the smaller parties were more able to set out a distinctive positioning.

Natalie Bennett and Leanne Wood of Plaid Cymru staked out distinctive positions on immigration and aid.

Invesco believes BAE is a strong business with distinctive positions in the global defence market (especially in the US and UK) and good standalone prospects.

Others say they are just as happy not to waste valuable argument time on distinctive positions unlikely to command a majority in major cases.

As the leading western European provider of blue helmets to UN peacekeeping operations, Italy has a good story to tell, but Italy's two most distinctive positions in recent years have been determined by Mr Berlusconi's friendships.