Sentence examples for guardian position from inspiring English sources

She will continue her weekly Grazia column on politics alongside the new Guardian position.

While I appreciate that I am out of step with the Guardian position on the EU and accept that you will promote the remain campaign, the number of anti-Brexit articles has reached such overwhelming proportions that I find it difficult to continue to read the paper.

Here's the Guardian's position-by-position guide to the Boston Red Sox and the St Louis Cardinals: STARTERS The rotations are very close.

Katharine Viner is editor-in-chief of the Guardian, a position she has held since June 2015.

People were forbidden to break even a branch from the trees within the enclosure, which was watched over by a special guardian whose position was hereditary.

The Guardian's position appears to be one of wait and see, allowing Ipso and its chairman, Sir Alan Moses, a chance to show what they can do.

In the increasingly polarised political climate of the late 70s and early 80s the Guardian's position as the voice of the left was unchallenged.

Andrew Miller, CEO, Guardian Media Group (GMG), today announces a series of executive management changes that will further solidify the Guardian's position as a leading global news organisation.

Investment in printing and the completion of a move to improved offices in London in 1976 helped consolidate the Guardian's position, aided by an expansion programme that included the revamping of the Guardian Weekly to include content from both the Washington Post and Le Monde.

Mr Rusbridger said: "Although the attorney general has won this appeal, we are delighted that the House of Lords' ruling unanimously vindicates the Guardian's position: that this anachronistic law is incompatible with the Human Rights Act and should be repealed by parliament".

The first was his friend José Bonifácio, whom he nominated as guardian, a position which was later confirmed by the National Assembly.