Sentence examples for position to recognize from inspiring English sources

His remarks emphasizing Russia's support for democratic development suggested that Moscow was adjusting its position to recognize an inevitable transfer of power.

The chief executive is not in a better position to recognize systemic evil than is a middle level manager or, for that matter, an IT contractor.

This period now figures as the most controversial in American-Iraqi relations, when the administrations of Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush were in a position to recognize the true face of the man holding power in Baghdad.

As the warning coordination meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Billings, Mont., Mr. Scarlett was in a position to recognize the shortage of official observations from the southeastern part of the state.

Physicians are in a unique position to recognize in actual personal encounters what has been reported in every scientific study as to the sorry state of medical and hospital practice in this country.

Mr. Reid wants to come up with some sort of leadership position to recognize Mrs. Clinton's standing as one of the party's most popular figures, and aides said he was confident that he could arrive at something with sufficient muscle to appeal to her.

There is perhaps no one better positioned to recognize the flaws in the theory of American exceptionalism than the president of the United States: he – and it's always been a he, another flaw – sits atop the apparatus of the system of government fundamental to the thesis.

And it is people with properly prepared minds who are best positioned to recognize and exploit such opportunities of observation.

The controversial JCOC resolution, strongly opposed by ANAK representatives, would "require candidates for officer positions to recognize all campus affiliations including position and duration of involvement".

Organizations that are able to understand and navigate the dramatic and rapid changes taking place in these economies will be best positioned to recognize and seize opportunities.

As we get to know one another and build deeper relationships within the church, we are better positioned to recognize and respond with our hearts and eyes wide open.