Sentence examples for position set by from inspiring English sources

Vettel's fastest lap was one minute 16.143 seconds compared with last year's pole position, set by Rosberg, of one minute 15.989 seconds.

The red circles in Fig. 6c are the caging position set by the grasp-planning algorithm at the beginning of the actuation.

Note that the chopstick-configured micromotors always restore to align with the magnetic moment of the bearing after removal of the E -field, regardless of the final angular position set by the E -field, even for those motors whose dimensions are all smaller than 1 μm (Supporting Information Video S1 and S4).

As the rector of a religiously affiliated (Catholic) elementary school, I can readily support positions set forth by Erin Harrington in "Keeping the Faith" (Op-Ed, July 10).

Rouhani will publicly announce members of his cabinet next week, after his official inauguration on Sunday, but local agencies in Tehran reported that the appointment of a number of top ministers had been finalised, with key positions set to be held by technocrats and pro-reform moderate figures.

The Liberal Democrats' president, Baroness Scott, wrote to party members yesterday to reassure them that the position set out by Mr Clegg had been "fully endorsed".

Sloppy fielding and their inability to close out the game from a winning position set up by batsmen Glenn Maxwell and Aaron Finch prompted Starc to admit his team was "outplayed in all aspects" by Pakistan.

• The proposals repeat the position set out by the government in the NHS plan in July 2000 that consultants should work exclusively for the NHS for a period of "perhaps" seven years following appointment.

"If the initiative is accepted, it will be in accordance with the position set out by Hamas at the start, namely an Israeli withdrawal, a cease-fire and the opening of the crossing points" between Gaza, Israel and Egypt, he said.

Because, in practice, Clegg is deciding to speak in his capacity as Lib Dem leader (so that he can emphasis his party's position) rather than in his capacity as deputy prime minister (where you would expect him to defend the government position, set out by Cameron).

Update: A BEIS spokesperson pointed to the position set out by the government in February, when it announced a package of labor market reforms.