Sentence examples for in a position to preserve from inspiring English sources
It is now in a position to preserve its coalition with the People's Party, with 16.4percentt of the vote; form a more radical coalition with the Greens, or even govern alone.
Because of the way the European Union works, only Angela Merkel, the Chancellor of Germany, is in a position to preserve not just Greece's continued membership in the eurozone but the larger vision of an open, democratic, and fraternal Europe that has dominated the continent's history for the past seventy years.
"We're very sympathetic to that view but by preserving that capital we're putting the company in a position to preserve that yield".
Because he found it when he was already back in his lab, Goldberg says, "I was in a position to preserve it for DNA analysis.
"We're very sympathetic to that view but by preserving that capital we're putting the company in a position to preserve that yield". Unlike Simon and Sunstone, some REITs choosing stock over cash face an immediate financial crunch.
Without the introduction of the actuality operator, or some related maneuver, it is unclear that the modal structuralist would be in a position to preserve the physical content of the scientific theory in question.
Here's another way of stating it: In a heterogeneous world, whose record is one newspaper even in the position to preserve?
Both players also made nice defensive plays in the seventh with men in scoring position to preserve the Cubs' lead.
You always want to be in the position to preserve the opportunity, if he has to go on the disabled list, to backdate it".
Mr. Gelb said Fabio Luisi, the principal conductor who was brought in to fill the void left by Mr. Levine's absences, would remain in the position to preserve musical continuity for the orchestra, but it was not immediately clear how he and Mr. Levine would share responsibilities.
Though authors carry most of the responsibility in ensuring URL integrity, they are not always in the position to preserve it [ 5].
