Sentence examples for position to organize from inspiring English sources

The health service is also in a position to organize employee health surveillance programs for the early diagnosis of disease.

Eventually, Partridge wises up and uses her new position to organize a shareholder revolt that topples the corrupt C.E.O. and his cronies.

The head of the national electoral commission said that Guinea-Bissau, the world's fifth poorest nation, was not in a financial position to organize parliamentary elections for March 2008; civil servants have not been paid in months.

The Taliban authorities who rule most of Afghanistan have strongly denied that Mr. bin Laden, who is said to be under effective house arrest, was in any position to organize a terror attack at least a thousand miles away.

Today, it's not difficult but almost impossible," said Mr. Sebti, spokesman for the Collectif du 31 Mai, a group he started on Facebook to assist students in the same position to organize protests and to inform the news media about actions against the memo.

While in a perfect world it would have been helpful to require every GMail user to create a Google Profile account when they signed up (Whoops!), the reality is that Google is in a better position to organize all of the social signals we broadcast online rather than to organize all of the individuals making those signals.

Since the endomembrane system labeled with FM4-64 extends from the perinuclear region to the rhizoid cortex, the radial centrosomal microtubules are well positioned to organize the endomembrane system into a polar array targeted to the rhizoid pole.

While each Senator has the power to introduce and vote on bills and make motions on the floor, various committees, caucuses, and leadership positions help to organize the work of the Senate.

The striatum receives cortical and thalamic glutamatergic inputs and its gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA)ergic outputs target motor action systems and premotor brainstem areas, positioning it to organize goal-directed behavior.

With this phase-shift approach, different types of cells can be patterned sequentially in different positions to form an organized cell coculture.

He used this position to begin organizing an army as early as 1814 in preparation for an invasion of Chile.