Sentence examples for most influential positions from inspiring English sources

"We have one of our own in one of the most influential positions around," he said.

For years, he occupied one of the department's most influential positions, directing its day shift of officers on patrol.

Lee Elliot Major, chief executive of the Sutton Trust, which targets educational inequality, said: "Britain's most influential positions remain the preserve of the privileged few and the independently educated still dominate public life.

While the Catholic laity holds some of the most influential positions in American politics, and Catholic voters continue to be a much sought-after constituency, neither group behaves monolithically.

This year also marked the ascent of women to some of the most influential positions in media, with 19 women in this year's list, and four in the top 20.

The O.M.B. director — George P. Shultz was the first and Caspar Weinberger the second — was immediately characterized as among the three or four most influential positions in the White House.

For all his artistic successes, Mr. Ooka said, it was probably another consuming Japanese activity, commerce, that led to his most influential position, that of Page 1 poetry columnist.

In this new future, the most influential position in corporate America could well be the chief sustainability officer.

The most influential position on these issues is found in the moral philosophy of Immanuel Kant (1785, 1788, 1797).

After another hour of discussion, they concluded that the most influential position was the Chief Executive of SAO because he/she had absolute control over administration and budget for the whole Tambon.

Meanwhile FTSE 350 companies remain a long way from Davies' target, staying at just 22%, and female representation dwindles significantly among the most influential executive positions.