Sentence examples for position developed from inspiring English sources

As a policy position developed by Ministers from both developed and developing nations it raises the question as to whether there was a common understanding of this concept as presented in the Declaration.

Through 11 a3, the position developed slowly, but then Fedorowicz lashed out with 11... b5, creating a backward c pawn that could be a serious strategic weakness.

Whilst unlikely to use the same words, Miliband has space to carve out the position developed by Blair that he is a 'pretty straight kind of guy'.

The deputy for cleanup, munitions and environmental technology at the Pentagon, Lt. Col. Jeff Cornell of the Air Force, said the study was important though "there was not a consensus position developed".

She found her part-time position developed her communication skills, but that having hands-on work experience in her future career field was more helpful – especially since it was almost a "requirement to have that kind of experience".

Deepening the impasse was growing opposition among House Republicans to a fallback position developed by Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican minority leader, that would allow the debt ceiling to be raised without any support from Republicans but also would not impose the dollar-for-dollar cuts in spending that have been central to the party's negotiating position.

Mr. Chapman — who had few job prospects at the time — started in an entry-level spot but was soon working in a new position developing new business.

With the failure fresh in her mind, she opted in 1996 for a more low-key and stable position, developing Web sites for the Egyptian government.

Unfortunately, it hasn't worked out that way, and Microsoft finds itself in an unusual position, developing software for iOS and Android because it simply doesn't have a viable Windows mobile ecosystem.

Marilyn Johnson transitioned to the museum world, from a Ph.D. in nutrition followed by teaching at a college, by applying for a position developing chemistry lab activities, which drew on her biochemistry experience.

Other areas of concern included finding funding opportunities for senior postdocs seeking a permanent position, developing work-permit policies for spouses of nonresident postdocs, establishing institutional postdoc offices, and recognizing the contributions made by these individuals.