Sentence examples for in a position to publish from inspiring English sources

The group should be in a position to publish its yearly report for the year to last March, so satisfying AIM rules.

"I think you might appreciate that these have been rather extraordinary times in government and we are not currently in a position to publish that," said Houlton.

Discussing a meeting in July 2014, Fenwick said: "I believed the BBC was in a position to publish a story and I didn't want them to publish a story at that stage.

"We fully expect to be in a position to publish the way ahead this month".

Which likely explains why Apple was in a position to publish a very balanced and coherent statement on the matter yesterday.

After taking advice from an expert panel the Irish government has said it is drafting legislation to address the European ruling and expects to be in a position to publish that in the next few months.

Trimmer had always advocated the use of pictorial material in books for children, and the publisher, who was experienced in producing cheap popular prints, was in a good position to publish them for her.

However, at 22, we were in no position to publish anything of real merit, not having cut our teeth on the grindstone of London media for long enough to have anything valuable to say.

Quindell said it hoped to be in a position soon to publish more information about its acquisitions and to make necessary corrections.

Such bodies may not be in a position to approve the decision to publish raw data, but they could provide a valuable opinion.

Once this has happened I will be in a position to confirm timescales for publishing the review". The UN's Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change (IPCC) is the leading body for assessing climate change science.