Sentence examples for environmental positioning from inspiring English sources

No longer is the auto industry driven solely by regulation or a need for environmental positioning.

Keeping in mind the principles of BIS and its known sources of error (Table  1), it is not so much the patient's condition but the iatrogenic (neuromuscular blocking agents) and environmental (positioning inside truck, noise, vibrations, et cetera) factors that will define which patient will potentially benefit from the use of this device during a mobile ICU transfer.

She declined to offer detailed criticism of his environmental positions.

We are not a confrontational organization and are not taking an extreme environmental position.

We have lobbied for various environmental positions in the past, but not as it relates to climate change.

She has supported projects across five continents and has successfully placed thousands of volunteers in humanitarian and environmental positions.

And he said Mr. Gore's environmental positions were far better than those of Mr. Bush, which he asserted would "plunge us into a dark age" of environmental policy.

"The president's environmental positions have clearly become a liability for Congressional Republicans who have to face the voters in 18 months," said Phil Clapp, president of the National Environmental Trust.

SCRIPT -- Mr. Frush: Before I guided Al Gore and his son to the summit of Mount Rainier, I knew him primarily for his environmental positions, not as a person.

Michael Brune, a former executive director at the network, said Ms. Tarbotton had a gift for communicating to corporate leaders how improving their environmental positions could benefit them.

And college students in several swing states will be able to obtain CD's on which the musician Lenny Kravitz expresses his opposition to Mr. Bush's environmental positions.