Sentence examples for position to declare from inspiring English sources

Until those battles against poverty are won, nobody will be in any position to declare victory.

At that point, assuming things go as most people expect, the news organizations would have been in a stronger position to declare the race over.

Greater disclosure and clear operational, revenue, EBITDA and cash flow targets give us more confidence in our forecasts and we expect the company to be in a position to declare a maiden dividend by 2012.

Who knows, maybe they are even in a position to declare that the sponsors Vivendihave decided to drop their name from the event which was originallyintroduced in his honour.

Mr Rees-Evans told The Independent he was a libertarian and was in "no position to declare that one particular form of sexual appetite is any more legitimate than any other".

No, if as a nation we are serious about going to war, then everyone must be subjected to service and sacrifice, be they college students, teachers, professional athletes or anyone else, including the children of those in a position to declare and prosecute a war.

How do I respond when my students suddenly feel blamed, and that they have to explain themselves, to declare their positions, to declare themselves to be Muslims, yes...but "moderate" Muslims?

It is a document that prohibits any of the various different theological parties and positions to declare total victory or total defeat, and is the result of a long Synodic process that has seen bishops visibly split over several of the key issues.

It is in a much better position now to declare a winner credibly and to prosecute thugs.

The EU's chief negotiator Michel Barnier used a speech to set out the EU's basic starting position and to declare that the UK would not be allowed to "cherry-pick" what it wants from the single market.

No one is in a position to formally declare their fisheries "disasters".