Sentence examples for position which states a from inspiring English sources

These comments sharply contrast with the Democratic National Committee platform position, which states: "A strong and secure Israel is vital to the United States because we share overarching strategic interests and the common values of democracy, equality, tolerance, and pluralism".

Nowadays, the free radical aging theory seems to evolve toward a more conservative position, which states that there is an increasing imbalance between the number of oxidant and antioxidant species with age (Junqueira et al., 2004).

Films which stated a position about a social issue were usually labeled either "propaganda films" or "preachment yarns".

In 1965 the organization published "Educational Preparation for Nurse Practitioners and Assistants to Nurses," later called the ANA position paper, which states that nursing education should take place in university settings as opposed to hospitals.

Utilitarianism is a combination of consequentialism and the philosophical position hedonism, which states that pleasure, or happiness, is the only good worth pursuing.

Moreover, unlike Bohr's theory, it is consistent with the fundamental principles of quantum mechanics—specifically the wave character of the electron and the requirements of the uncertainty principle, which states that the position and momentum (mass times velocity) of a particle cannot be specified simultaneously.

Avoiding specific targets, goals, or requirements, the initiative will focus on the Rooney Rule (first adopted by the NFL), which states that any senior position should not be filled without at least one minority candidate.

The typical structure of signal peptides usually has a positively charged n-region, followed by a hydrophobic h-region and a neutral but polar c-region, and the cleavage sites should follow the (−3, −1) rule, which states the residues at positions −3 and −1 (relative to the cleavage site) must be small and neutral for cleavage to occur correctly [27].

In 1903, Laybourne Smith was invited to lecture in mechanical engineering at the School of Mines a position which Page states that Laybourne Smith was "delighted" to accept.

But what I found extremely disappointing was the way in which the media at one stage calling that mid-term report the report of the Synod, but when the real report of the Synod came out, the final document, it was now as if the Synod had turned against Pope Francis, so as to say that the position which was stated in the first document was Pope Francis's position, and we had rejected it.

In January 1897, McKinley offered Sherman the Secretary of State position, which Sherman, facing a difficult reelection campaign in 1898, quickly accepted.