Sentence examples for emerging position from inspiring English sources
In his more recent comments, Mr. Cheney has stuck with the administration's emerging position of a more calibrated response.
While it still trails Changi Airport in Singapore, with its 24.7 million travelers, the passenger numbers are a sign of Dubai's emerging position as the Mideast's transport center.
Mr. Gephardt tried to raise doubts about Dr. Dean's emerging position on the potential for a payroll tax reduction, saying "my worry is that it would undermine Social Security".
While the idea that minority rights should be subject to a popular vote is deeply problematic for human-rights advocates, this is the emerging position of the Republican moderate wing (at least those who don't already fully support marriage rights).
Horsey's work can be seen on www.seattlepi.com/horsey One measure of the P-I's emerging position on the war is that, since Tuesday, it has started to run Robert Fisk's reports for the Independent.
Critics of the Democrats' emerging position on trade say that two leading candidates -- Mr. Kerry and Mr. Edwards -- should take some of the blame because they voted for many of the trade agreements.
Thus, policy makers and implementers need to consider periodic re-categorisation of stakeholders to capture emerging positions and shifting power dynamics as well as sustain their continued engagement.
The emerging Arab position appears to be that they will do their part and they expect the United States to play its role.
The emerging union position calls for giving the mayor a majority of appointees to an expanded Board of Education, which would continue to select the schools chancellor.
It is reportedly getting traction in the market, as the Red Hat cloud story takes shape with its emerging power position in OpenStack, the open cloud movement.
An emerging middle position was to strengthen collateral or indirect medical benefits to communities through collaborations with the Ministry of Health to support sustainability.
