Sentence examples for improving its position from inspiring English sources
MmO2 must plug losses in Germany and the Netherlands while improving its position at home.
BBC Worldwide has done a lot to grow the business, expanding Lonely Planet's digital operations, presence in magazines and improving its position in the US market.
Exel, the world's third largest logistics company, is likely to pass on the opportunity to buy out Hays' logistics and haulage arm, in favour of improving its position in the US and Asia, according to analysts.
Earlier this week the company announced two other agreements aimed at improving its position on the Internet, and set the terms for a $10 billion initial public offering of its wireless operations.
A personal enemy of Mr. Lupu's, he made clear Friday that he would insist on a boycott and was banking on his Communist Party's improving its position in the election next year.
On Thursday, after the polls closed at 10 P.M., a network exit poll projected that the Conservative Party, far from improving its position in the Commons, would fail to gain an over-all majority an outcome that virtually nobody predicted a month ago.
Nokia Siemens said the sale would be instrumental in helping it improve its position in the United States and Japan, as well as bolster diminishing profits.
"To improve its position it must drive app development," writes Canalys research analyst Pin Chen Tang.
Nonetheless, it... has room to improve its position going into Copenhagen and interventions by President Obama … may help tilt the balance".
Even if Labour had not gradually improved its position until the coup began, it is astonishing to hear that Corbyn has lost "traditional" voters after New Labour shed five million such voters during their period in office, and after Ed Miliband's leadership lost Scotland.
Serco said the Vertex acquisition improves its position for large scale outsourcing opportunities and that it expected it to enable the company to provide additional services into existing local government customers.
