Many members grumble that the Christian Democrats have tacked too far to the center under Mrs. Merkel, giving up on mainstay positions like support for atomic energy and military conscription, and most recently moving toward a compromise on establishing minimum wages in sectors where there are no collective labor agreements.
Being anti-union and anti-abortion are mainstay positions for Republican Party activists like Olson.
White to play This very interesting position, the mainstay of Dvoretsky's lecture, first appeared in one of the late Tony Miles's columns at the Chess Cafe (www.chesscafe.com - from which all of his columns can be downloaded zipped - it's in miles21.pdf and miles23.pdf).
Women have never had it so good before: many organizations have made promoting women to top positions a mainstay issue.
If you resist, they may create a knockoff, as they did with Mainstays, which is positioned against Martha Stewart's Everyday brand at Kmart.
Chelsea's Gary Cahill is a mainstay, but the jockeying for position alongside him continues between the likes of Everton captain Phil Jagielka, Jones and Smalling.
While he is serious about his craft, Guilty is humble in his ambitions and relishes his position as a mainstay local DJ in his city.
Caps 48 Goals 2 Age 29 Club Nantes FC A clever player with good close control and solid positioning, he is a mainstay when fit.
It was OK to get pathetic production from Alcides Escobar and the right field position last season because mainstays like Kendrys Morales, Lorenzo Cain (despite his three homers on Tuesday) and Alex Gordon were producing above their career averages.
After testifying at the infamous trial of the Chicago Seven, Goldstein became a mainstay at the Voice, rising to the position of executive editor.
