"An elected official used the power of his position to order the assassination of another elected official".
"If we don't reshape now we won't be in a position to order new equipment in the future.
All that's necessary is for it to be sent to someone who is in a position to order the prisoner's release.
After all, it would be HIGHLY improper for a sitting president to use his position to order intrusive actions against individual citizens solely for vindictive purposes.
Mr. Baker, in a rare departure from his affectless delivery, writes, "There would, in other words, be no negotiation with anybody in Germany who was actually in a position to order an end to the fighting".
Now Mr. Holder is in a position to order that all federal law enforcement agents and prosecutors be trained to pursue the financial aspects of every case from the start, with an eye toward forfeiture of the criminal's assets.
Taken together, those are unmistakable signs that before long, President Bush will be in a position to order an attack to disarm Iraq and topple Saddam Hussein, and have it carried out within days, senior military officials said.
A soldier who kept inventory at an Army warehouse in San Antonio has been charged with using his position to order and stockpile military musical instruments and equipment that he sold for nearly $1 million.
In Season 3 of "House of Cards," which became available on Netflix last Thursday night, Francis Underwood, played by Kevin Spacey, is finally in the Oval Office, which means that he is now in a position to order drone strikes.
Few of Greece's EU companions have much sympathy with its blocking of Macedonia's EU bid, and supplicant Greece is not in a position to order anyone around.
