This week, the Committee on Institutional Cooperation, a group of provosts from Big 10 universities, issued a position paper saying that higher education must take advantage of new education technology — but perhaps on its own.
In light of the already high, and probably increasing, rate of pediatric overuse injuries, the National Athletic Trainers Associationn in March issued a position paper replete with recommendations that can help prevent these injuries and enable children and adolescents to stay in the game without compromising their health.
In June, the National Athletic Trainers Associationn, known as N.A.T.A., issued a position paper on the causes, prevention and treatment of skin diseases in athletes that could just as well apply to anyone who works out in a communal setting, be it a school, commercial gym or Y.
One of them, Lt. Gen. Michael M. Dunn, chief executive of the Air Force Association, a group promoting that service, issued a position paper on Tuesday saying that Mr. Gates's recommendations "may cost us lives and reduce our strategic options in a very dangerous world".
The American Psychological Association issued a position paper on FC in 1994 (the height of its popularity) saying "studies have repeatedly demonstrated that facilitated communication is not a scientifically valid technique" and calling it "a controversial and unproved communicative procedure with no scientifically demonstrated support for its efficacy".
Mr. Ban may not have singled anyone out, but it seemed a not-so-subtle reference to the Rev. Miguel D'Escoto Brockmann, the Nicaraguan president of the General Assembly and a Catholic priest, who issued a position paper last week that created an uproar.
While Mr. Sorensen campaig ed in Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens, his office issued a health‐care position paper.
Asked whether the tax office had issued BHP with a position paper – in effect an assessment of the tax the ATO believes should be paid – Michie said: "We would prefer not to provide a running commentary regards where we are at... we would prefer not to answer that question, thank you. "We firmly believe in the position we have adopted.
David M. Lodge, the director of the Center for Aquatic Conservation at the University of Notre Dame, has been an author on a series of recent studies of the issue, including a position paper last year from the Ecological Society of America pressing for much stronger federal investment and action.
This is how a consortium of opponents, including Shiva, characterized the issue in a position paper titled "Reckless Driving: Gene Drives and the End of Nature": Imagine that by releasing a single fly into the wild you could genetically alter all the flies on the planet — causing them all to turn yellow, carry a toxin, or go extinct.
