Sentence examples for its official position from inspiring English sources

While sticking to its official position that it supports a strong dollar, the Bush administration has shown no inclination to intervene in currency markets to support the dollar's value.

Although the International Security Assistance Force, the NATO force that General McChrystal commands, no longer carries out eradication programs itself, its official position is that it supports the Afghan government's efforts to eradicate, and lends backup and protection to the provincial officials, who are responsible for carrying out the eradication program.

TIE is of the opinion that this intended release in the future will allow for a sufficient 'passage of time' so as not to cause any prejudice to its former CEO". It has now emerged that TIE changed its official position less than three weeks later, due to the existence of a legal deal between Mr Jeffrey and Edinburgh City Council.

Outlining its official position last month, the EU said it needed detailed guarantees so citizens have the same rights to work, pensions, education and healthcare – so they can live "as if Brexit never happened", in the words of one senior official.

And that's the thread that MSNBC is grasping for its official position on the matter.

A spokesman for the department confirmed that this is still its official position.

ACOG strongly supports increased access to abortion in its official positions.

Among the many ways in which Duke University communicates its official positions on legislative and regulatory issues is through sending letters to Members of Congress, Administration Officials, and other policymakers.

The other six were for unlawfully exploiting his official position.

We also developed total lean mass versus height and sub-total BMC versus lean mass reference curves for children, as suggested by the ISCD in its latest Official Positions Statement for Pediatric DXA (see www.iscd.org).org

Before that — by Jan . 21— Britain is supposed to present its official Brexit position to the EU, having voted on the deal in Parliament.