Sentence examples for position on which from inspiring English sources

Daniel Taylor There was only one name and one position on which all 11 members of the panel were in unanimous agreement: the world No1, Lionel Messi.

But lest he be chalked up as a laissez-faire flower child of a mayor, there is one position on which he sounds positively Giuliani-like: the mayor likes school uniforms.

It's an insecure position on which to base one's finances and freedom.

Mr. Asness and Ms. Casscells do not take a position on which earnings definition is best.

But health officials took no position on which of several screening methods should be used, or which combination of them.

Perhaps the best way to get even a fragment down on paper is to start from a position on which we could all agree.

As such, they cannot reflect legitimate "securities positions" on which claims can be based, he said.

For his part, Mr. Gore, 52, took pains to emphasize the positions on which he and Mr. Lieberman agreed.

But at least for the purists, Mr. Lazio and Mrs. Clinton will be able to debate those positions on which they disagree.

UBS was saddled with huge toxic positions on which it has continued to take losses.Mr Ospel survived the first wave of subprime write-downs.

"Now he's taken another position, surprisingly," he said, dryly alluding to some of the other positions on which Mr. Romney has changed, such as his switch from supporting abortion rights to opposing them.