Sentence examples for position becomes clear from inspiring English sources
"There is likely to be further litigation before the position becomes clear," said Archant in a statement.
Like most voters, their interests stem mostly from where they live and how much money they make, not from their skin or culture.The oddity of their position becomes clear by contrast with the pressure groups around them.
The ultimate hopelessness of his position becomes clear to him at last, and he spells this out in two poignant speeches in Act V, "I have lived long enough" and "Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow".
But we are not long into the book when his position becomes clear – he comes not to bury Bonaparte but to praise him, chiefly for his achievements as a soldier, but also for the fundamental changes he made in France to make it the modern state that it is today.
The problem with this position becomes clear when it is considered that Condillac also maintained that colours are extended.
What Europe's leaders will hope is that in 2014 the British position becomes clearer.
Downhills' position became clear after a meeting two weeks ago between governors and two DfE representatives, including Jacky Griffin, a former council education director now working as a consultant.
The fallacy of this position became clear during the George W. Bush administration: having the world's largest military didn't protect the U.S. on 9/11; conventional military action didn't bring the terrorist perpetrators to justice; and an exclusively military operation in Iraq didn't produce stability and democracy.
The impossibility of any convergence between our respective positions became clear in that brief moment.
There's still a way to go before manifesto positions become clear and, faced with the possibility of actually having to implement policies, there will be a degree of movement towards the safe middle ground.
When Ernesti develops the details of his position it becomes clear that he has really only advanced as far towards secularism as consistently answering question (1) in the negative, not question (2).
