Sentence examples for position on the administration from inspiring English sources

Allsopp did not initially campaign heavily, while he grieved for his father, but he did leave an advert in the Taunton Courier stating his support for the Conservative government's position on the administration of Ireland.

Although he initially staked out a more neutral position on the administration's nuclear deal with Iran, including drafting compromise legislation that would have allowed a vote of disapproval on the accord, Corker has since joined his Republican colleagues in denouncing it.

Yet France and Germany had taken the same position on the Bush administration's policies in Iraq.

The Xinhua commentary, published under the byline Yu Zhixiao, does not represent China's official position on the Obama administration's new defense strategy.

We have reached out to a number of major tech companies about their position on the Trump administration's actions and will update this story as we receive additional statements.

Although the Russian statements appeared to align Russia with the American position on the treaty, Bush administration officials declined to comment Tuesday.

By 2013, "after a series of high-profile Bonanno family members co-operated with law enforcement or were incarcerated", the defendant had been promoted again to captain and won a position on the "panel" or administration running the Bonanno family, court papers said.

Eric Alterman, also a columnist at The Nation, was surprised by Mr. Hitchens's decision, but said that the writer's positions on the Clinton administration and a potential war with Iraq had left him increasingly isolated.

"The league are finalising their report on the club's position following the administration of CSI and we are expecting to receive the outcome shortly," the statement said.

The Obama administration has been asked to provide a witness to discuss its position on the drone strikes, but the administration has so far not agreed to provide one, according to the committee's staff.

And while he said nothing publicly about Mr. Donovan's declaration — which went further than Mr. Obama's own position on the issue — a senior administration official said that Mr. Donovan enjoyed "the trust and respect of the president".