Sentence examples for petitioner's position from inspiring English sources

Oh yes -- no -- it's -- I want to really emphasize the point here that notwithstanding petitioner's position, the secretary did not express any preference for machine counts over manual recounts.

This is tantamount to extending the present statute to cover those in petitioner's position.

In particular, we find nothing in the exclusion of bacteria from plant variety protection to support the petitioner's position.

To hold otherwise would create a purely arbitrary distinction between those in petitioner's position and others who would enjoy the benefit of a correct decision by the District Court.

As a basis for petitioner's position that the Filled Milk Act does not cover their compounds, it is argued that the nutritional deficiencies of filled milks led to the Act's enactment so as to protect the public health.

This related to his acquaintanceship with Joseph Persily, a man who had been listed, according to a stipulation, as a person named as an official 'of the UERMWA with Communist or Communist Front Affiliations.' Nothing more favorable to petitioner's position appears on the questions examined or any other question.

Therefore, we will remand the case to Appeals for further consideration and instruct Appeals to reexamine petitioner's financial position, and if, in Appeals' view, it warrants petitioner's submission of another OIC or of an installment agreement (and petitioner is amenable thereto), to seek approval thereof from DOJ before entering into or processing either.

Neither are we persuaded by petitioner's argument that his position is supported by the fact that certain state racketeering statutes expressly provide for the forfeiture of "profits," "money," "interest or property," or "all property, real or personal," acquired from racketeering.

But rather than bolstering petitioner's argument, we think Curcio substantiates the Government's position.

Whatever the Government's position earlier, it has now conceded that the petitioner's claim arises under and is to be settled in accordance with the 1955 regulation.

Mr. Vladeck said that the National Security Archives, joined by its fellow petitioners — four historical associations and Sam Roberts, a reporter for The New York Times who wrote a book about the Rosenbergs — would "certainly challenge the government's position with respect to those records".