Sentence examples for position formally from inspiring English sources
UNITED NATIONS — The contest to be the next leader of the United Nations turned more complicated on Wednesday when a Bulgarian diplomat long rumored to aspire to the position formally entered the race.
Carney takes up his position formally on Monday but the 48-year-old Canadian is already making his mark on the 319-year-old institution, with the appointment of a new chief operating officer and the decision to bring his own press spokesman with him from the Bank of Canada.
Recent studies have shown that visual feedback of a moving hand apparently originating from the position formally occupied by the amputated limb can elicit a 'mirror illusion' of seeing the phantom (Ramachandran and Rogers-Ramachandran, 1996).
We were not in a position formally to assess the cost-effectiveness of the addition of a GP to decisions to send patients to A&E departments as we did not know what action patients actually took (eg, those advised to go to an A&E department might not have done and others advised to take alternative courses of action might still have gone to an A&E department).
No one is in a position to formally declare their fisheries "disasters".
It was a position that formally recognised Morgan as the national treasure many had already long since viewed him as.
He was the Comintern's choice for the CPY's new secretary-general, a position he formally assumed in 1939.
"We will receive draft year end accounts at the beginning of May, with the final position published formally following an external audit in June".
To sum up, the parties in the original position are formally rational in that they are assumed to have and to effectively pursue a rational plan of life with a schedule of coherent purposes and commitments that give their life meaning.
Former French presidents have assumed the opposite position, apologizing formally for the roundup.
In his first act in his new position, Rehnquist formally swore in Antonin Scalia as an associate justice.
