Sentence examples for positioned to establish from inspiring English sources

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

"Naturally police have a lot of contacts with people from different communities on our territory, so we're maybe the best positioned to establish part of this network".

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, said: "We're not in a position to establish a motive or even have an indication as to which way they might be going in that matter".

We believe the industry is in a position to establish the sort of tough new system of independent, accountable press regulation with the power to investigate wrongdoing and levy fines, envisaged by the report.

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.