Sentence examples for make its position from inspiring English sources

The State Department has yet to make its position clear.

Several days later, Wellesley used its Twitter account to make its position known: "Katelyn Campbell, #Wellesley is excited to welcome you this fall".

Shire waived a requirement for AbbVie to give it three days' notice before its board meeting so that the US company could make its position clear.

On these issues and others, Republicans in Congress have made tentative moves toward overturning the rules, even as they wait for the White House to make its position clear.

Fortunately, there is another, seemingly contradictory step the White House could take that would not only make its position clear, but deal a significant blow to the law's prospects: while continuing to appeal the ruling, the administration could inform the courts that it believes "don't ask, don't tell" is unconstitutional.

Of the justices in the majority, Justice Stephen G. Breyer was most explicit, in a separate opinion, about the need for the Department of Health and Human Services to make its position clear and for the district court, in any further proceedings, to take that position into account.

He also said that China had in the past used a number of techniques to make its positions less obvious.

"Given that the government effectively controls much of the mainstream media, once it has made its position clear, it would then be able to ensure that the main channels report on the bombing following an established government line," Diaz-Jogeix said. .

The Austrian Finance Ministry said that it had made its position clear before and that its latest comments were in line with what euro zone leaders agreed to at the July 21 meeting.

But in a statement, the Foreign Office said it had consistently made its position clear in discussions.

"There has been an ongoing saga over the past three years - the council has made its position clear that it would like to move from that building and redevelop the site and put something more suitable in its place.