Sentence examples for position set forth from inspiring English sources

The administration's position, set forth in a federal appeals court in California, has broad national implications as it comes as the White House is trying to persuade states to expand Medicaid as part of the new law.

Miller has come out fighting against criticism of her view of the arts as a "commodity" and a "compelling product" for export, a position set forth in her first major arts speech, at the British Museum in April.

Krauthammer characterizes the plaintiffs' position set forth in Justice Sotomayor's dissent as representing a "radical proposition" that not even liberal Justice Breyer could accept.

"The authoritative position set forth in the AG memorandum squarely contradicts the court's determination," lawyers for the department wrote in a filing submitted in San Francisco.

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).

The law also limits employers from posting job advertisements stating that they will not consider applicants who have been arrested or convicted of a crime, unless the advertisement seeks applicants for one of the exempt positions set forth in the Act.

This was a speech that engaged directly and honestly with the positions Ryan set forth in his budget, made clear exactly where the fundamental disagreements between the two parties are located, and in effect asked voters to choose between them.

(The Texas brief is here and the other states' positions are set forth here). The Federal Trade Commission aired its own concerns.

It deprives us of the benefit of argument that the parties, with concrete interests in the question, are surely better positioned than we to set forth.

The Secretary of Defense shall establish and maintain a centralized database of information on military technician positions that will contain and set forth current information on all military technician positions of the Armed Forces.

Another possible approach is for Editorial Boards to just set forth the candidates' positions on the issues, without giving their opinion on who to vote for.