Sentence examples for position expressed from inspiring English sources

Congress's position, expressed in May 2 resolutions supporting Israel's military incursions, is adamant.

Christensen said he condemned the position expressed by Australians Against Islam.

This is the position expressed on behalf of the EU at the OPCW.

"Of course that's already the position expressed in numerous UN resolutions in respect of which Saddam and the currently Iraqi regime has been in breach.

However, the wording is close to the position expressed in recent days by Corbyn and the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell – with both making clear their preference for a general election that could allow Labour to take over the negotiations.

The British position expressed at the start of the negotiations was that it had no overwhelming objection to the draft resolution and its concerns were primarily legalistic: that it might create new rights not in existing international treaties.

Weirick reflected fondly on her years in the position, expressing hope her successor would appreciate the many positive attributes of working with the foundation.

But whatever the formal position, expressing one's feelings from outside the tent is a luxury only likely to be enjoyed once.

Utterance particles in Chinese, which are also known as "sentence-final particles", are functional words that occur in the sentence-final position, expressing some grammatical meanings and pragmatic information, such as the speaker's attitude.

Suffixes occupying this position express grammatical aspect, e.g., progressive and resultative.

"The American side did not make any favorable response to the positions expressed by the Chinese side.