Sentence examples for position to establish from inspiring English sources

Landlords are not really in a position to establish the legal standing of their tenants and might just discriminate against Hispanics rather than risk being fined.

Even if neuroscience and psychology were in a position to establish the truth of determinism — a job better left for physics — this would not establish bypassing.

It also puts Mr Gingrich in a position to establish himself as the true conservative alternative to Mr Romney, who some Republicans see as too moderate.

Because of its success among the invaders, the church was in a position to establish its jurisdiction in many matters of family law and inheritance.

In dealing with the natural world, we are often in a position to establish conditions that are sufficiently close to those that make a law relevant.

The City has exploited this remarkable position to establish itself as a kind of offshore state, a secrecy jurisdiction which controls the network of tax havens housed in the UK's crown dependencies and overseas territories.

3. Make sure your employment history is accurate; add additional positions to establish a fuller job history.

Since then, the University has invested heavily in building library collections on East Asia, providing graduate fellowships, and creating long-term faculty positions to establish East Asian Studies as a basic component of both the graduate and undergraduate curricula.

The sender uses its previous and current geographical positions to establish its velocity vector v →.

The method requires multiple acquisitions from different positions to establish sufficiently many constraints for nonlinear optimization.

Artnet was perhaps never really positioned to establish a healthy balance among Kuspit's dual modes of art criticism.