Sentence examples for position to shape from inspiring English sources

I do agree it is positive that Governor Napolitano will be in a position to shape national immigration reform.

If I'm in a position to shape its future, why would I not want to do that?

He may no longer play the game, but few people are in a better position to shape its future.

But he also wants to use his position to shape history, and his ambition to do so is out there on a stalk.

With his ticket winning the most parliamentary seats of any party, he is in a strong position to shape Iraq's next government and select the nation's leader.

And it is why Blackstone and other companies spend lavishly on lobbying and electing friendly politicians who are in a position to shape them.

The party that wins control over state Houses and Senates this fall will be well positioned to shape redistricting and laws for a host of divisive issues.

Being positioned to shape policies as they develop, and to seize opportunities emanating from policy changes, can also be a catalyst for corporate growth.

Although Mr. Obama has just started to fill the thousands of politically appointed jobs in his administration, the society's affiliates are already well positioned to shape legal policy, hiring decisions and judicial nominations for years to come.

Dellinger, 56, has been well positioned to shape the Clinton legal legacy; however, that legacy has been unremarkable and surprisingly conservative compared with Dellinger and other liberals' hopes and expectations.

Although Thaksin seemed positioned to shape Thai politics for the foreseeable future, he made some decisions that ultimately undermined his authority and led the country toward a political crisis.