Sentence examples for forge a position from inspiring English sources
On policy matters, her first challenge is to forge a position for House Democrats regarding the Iraq war.
To produce such a work, one needs to scope out a complex variety of ideas and arguments, draw logical connections between them, and forge a position with concise and compelling prose.
Kennedy went to on to become the most senior opponent at Westminster of the Iraq war as he forged a position to the left of New Labour.
He also dismissed suggestions that a singer who sang about shoplifting, released an album called The Queen is Dead, and had a hit with Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now was not a good fit for a chain that has forged a position as the domestic outfitter of choice to Britain's respectable middle classes.
Representatives of most of the states met last Thursday in Chicago to begin trying to forge a consensus position.
Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin retorted sharply that it was more important for France to forge a common position in the Security Council.
European attempts to forge a common position have foundered, with Germany opposing the Palestinian request and France's president, François Hollande, wavering but then favouring it again.
European leaders are struggling to forge a unified position that puts more pressure on the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, without undermining him.
Mrs. Clinton received support from Indonesia's foreign minister, Marty Natalegawa, who has scrambled in recent weeks to forge a unified position among the association's members to create a code of conduct intended to avert clashes over the various claims.
