Sentence examples for position grant from inspiring English sources

While he accepted responsibility for the team's position, Grant also refused to be drawn on his future if the club is relegated.

The album's closer, Glacier, offers what you might conceivably describe as seven minutes of inspirational messages for teenagers who find themselves in the position Grant was once himself in, growing up gay in a religious household.

From this position Grant brought the attention of British natural history to the issues being debated between Geoffroy St. Hilaire, Cuvier and Lamarck, and advocated himself a variant of a Lamarckian-Geoffroyean transformism.

The position grants him great power to advance Democratic issues but also presents the tricky task of leading effectively with the barest numerical edge.

Former Google exec Ellen Leanse has said women should stop using "just" as a "permission" word because it puts the person they are talking to into a "parent" position, granting them more authority and control.

In response to his article on conservation groups sitting on the fence over badger culling, fox hunting and the persecution of hen harriers, it stated "There is no issue with people voicing such opinions, but using the position granted by a public service broadcaster to promote an extreme agenda is a different thing entirely".

"There is no issue with people voicing opinions, but using the position granted by a public service broadcaster to promote an extreme agenda is a different think entirely," Tim Bonner, chief executive of The Countryside Alliance, wrote on the organisation's website.

In 1987 De Beers invited Leviev to become a sightholder, a plum position granted to fewer than 150 people.

Professional title refers to the name of a certain position granted by authority, a symbol of status in accordance with professionals' expertise, practical skills, and work performance.

F ellow (n): A student in training appointed to a position granting financial aid and providing for further study in exchange for performing academic duties.

Each honorary position grants the individual a badge and a title also based on a Canadian river.