Sentence examples for palatable position from inspiring English sources

Asked about his supporters fervent "Bernie or Bust" movement in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday, the candidate dismissed the anchor's concerns that theirs was not "a palatable position".

Mr. Bowles's challenge, as taken up here by his Democratic allies, is to make voters aware of Mrs. Dole's least palatable positions and to depict her as a political opportunist, so he may offer himself as a more genuine advocate for their interests.

The idea is aimed at giving Republicans a politically palatable opening position in the budget negotiations with the White House, but the effect is to push them even farther away from Mr. Bush, who seldom mentions debt reduction.

In fact, these types of truths often seem to be inconvenient for both the courts and lawyers to contend with — putting them in a position where they try and control (and sometimes clean up) the narrative to conform to a more palatable view (and record) of a case.

While his methodological innovation had a profound constructive impact on subsequent work in political philosophy, his substantive conclusions have served mostly as a foil for the development of more palatable philosophical positions.

Moreover, he's made his trade position politically palatable.

It was blocked because Cambodia, a faithful Chinese client, refused to accept wording on the South China Sea demanded by some of its fellow members.Dogged Indonesian diplomacy subsequently managed to cobble together a palatable, if bland, ASEAN position on the sea.

But Palin's position was palatable within the state's largely Republican political circles.

Why?Four explanations are jostling for position, some more palatable to Japan's leadership than others.

And his faux buffoonery makes traditional right-wing positions seem more palatable.

Analysts think US mediators might be looking for ways to shift positions on settlements palatable to both sides.