Sentence examples for notable positions from inspiring English sources

Among the more notable positions on the list are the United States treasurer, which officials say has become a mainly ceremonial position, and the director of the Mint.

Aside from pulling out of Europe, Ukip's other notable positions and policies seem purposely designed to cut across what remains of the metropolitan "modernisation" agenda that Cameron and his supporters brought to modern Tory politics.

A successful civil rights career soon followed, helping Sharpton hold such notable positions as the Youth Director of New York's Operation Breadbasket, Director of Ministers for National Rainbow Push coalition, and founder of his own broad-based progressive civil rights organization, the National Action Network (NAN), one of the leading civil rights organizations in the world.

There's also a movement to get libertarians to support businessman Donald Trump, but despite Trump's notable positions like opposing the Iraq War and being very pro-business, his rambling ideas of rounding up Mexicans and Muslims and building walls go against many libertarians' anti-statist beliefs pertaining to immigration and civil liberties.

He supports its legalization, a notable position for a Democrat widely considered one of the leading contenders to be the next governor.

Keep in mind that being a valuable global brand doesn't necessarily mean the company will also have a notable position in the App Store.

Outfield players are at higher risk of injury than the goalkeeper, but no notable position-related differences were seen.

21 The better prognosis for patients with neck metastasis could be explained by earlier detection of nodal metastasis, resulting in a smaller tumor burden at time of the TLND, and of recurrent locoregional disease in the neck, because of the more superficial and notable position of nodes compared to those in the groin or axilla.

His most notable previous position was as managing editor of Money magazine, which is published by Time Inc.

South Indian notables occupied positions of influence under Kalinga kings, and their power was buttressed by mercenaries of various origins.

When the proband sample was compared to the sibling sample with respect to the centre rank positions, notable differences became evident.