Sentence examples for position as a matter from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain explains his position as a matter of no new taxes.

The comptroller general, the nation's top auditor, and the Congressional Research Service agree with that position, as a matter of law.

She was blacklisted and, even though she could hardly afford it, she held on to her position as a matter of principle.

However, in explaining why there is a lack of equity, despite the official policy, Bourdieu (1994) argued that those possessing symbolic power are interested in preserving the existing power structure by, for example, conceptualizing the world and thus making those who lack capital accept their inferior position as a matter of course.

That's my position as a matter of fairness to all.

In fact, I'm unilaterally opposed to the deployment of windows in the upright position as a matter of course and principle when the roof is down.

"It's better for universities if sexual assault is positioned as a matter of sexual health, rather than as a scary threat," the journalist Vanessa Grigoriadis, who published a book last year, "Blurred Lines," about sexual assault on campus, told me.

Wanger, wrote Bybee, pitted experts against one another and then resolved "their contrary positions as a matter of scientific fact".

"I think this is exactly the right position — as a legal matter, as a policy matter, and as a political matter," Ms. Kagan wrote.

But as a judge, I find the majority's position indefensible as a matter of constitutional law".

From the enthusiastic reception American conservatives gave Friedrich Hayek's "Road to Serfdom," to Reagan, to the governors now standing in the way of Medicaid expansion, the U.S. right has sought to portray its position not as a matter of comforting the comfortable while afflicting the afflicted, but as a courageous defense of freedom.