Sentence examples for position stating that from inspiring English sources

In 2012, however, Lovelock pulled back from that position, stating that climate change had not unfolded as fast as climate models had predicted.

Broadbent, the former deputy chairman of Barclays, defended the position stating that the board's composition was evolving and that it was not wholly surprising there had been a turnover of executives in the wake of Leahy's departure.

Arsene Wenger has already tried to play down the position, stating that leading on New Year's Day does not guarantee any success, but Carragher has warned them that another failure to win a first title since 2004 could see the club's agonising wait stretch another decade.

In this case, the defendant submitted his position stating that he had fulfilled his obligations to the plaintiff properly, but did not receive any payment.

After some big backlash, they quickly tried to back away from that, and their 2009 statement basically rewrites their position stating that they're not going after bloggers for using excerpts from their stories (even though they clearly went after Drudge Retort).

Others (including the anarchist organisation Class War) were critical of Crass' position, stating that "like Kropotkin, their politics are up shit creek".

He was often spoken of as a possible candidate as managerial jobs opened up, but in 1932, when he was mentioned as a contender for the Red Sox position, stated that he was not yet ready to leave the field.

Respondents reported that politicians at the national level had divided positions, stating that some supported the abolition of user fees because of potential political gains, whereas others opposed it because they were concerned about service delivery given the evidence of increased availability of medicines as a result of charging a small fee for services [ 61, 62].

The American College of Sports Medicine's (ACSM) [ 11] position states that participation in regular physical activity elicits a number of favorable responses that contribute to healthy aging.

A conflicting position states that biomonitoring data for "environmental chemicals" is not meaningful in the absence of a proven link between a chemical and a disease.

Margolis and Walsh (2003, p.271) commenting on Jensen's position, state that those subscribing to this view "believe that if shareholder wealth is maximized, social welfare is maximized as well".