Sentence examples for positions attributed from inspiring English sources

ON THE SCREEN -- This is the second commercial the state's Democratic Party has sponsored using what it says are everyday New Yorkers to react to certain positions attributed to Representative Rick A. Lazio, the Republican opponent of Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Under the much smoother and more sophisticated leadership of the younger Le Pen, the National Front appears to be broadening its appeal and shaking the image of crude racism and more extreme anti-immigrant positions attributed to the elder Le Pen.

Second is the contrast, often shocking, between the actual content of Newton's public writings and the positions attributed to him by others, including most importantly his popularizers.

Second, in spite of the extreme vagueness of 'postmodern,' the term is used here as short hand for positions attributed to postmodern and poststructuralist philosophers either by the authors themselves or those who write about them.

Adweek Magazines in New York has eliminated 5 of more than 100 editorial positions, attributing the layoffs to the economy.

His favorite and mine is "Go to the front and improve your position," attributed to Bill Daly, who probably developed more famous jockeys than anyone else.

Europe's second-biggest carmaker is suffering from an erosion of its market position, attributed to the staleness of its models.Aer Lingus priced its initial public offering towards the lower range of expectations, valuing the Irish state-owned carrier at euro1.13 billion ($1.4 billion) when it starts trading next week.

A massive, $100 billion-plus credit-derivatives position attributed to a London-based JPMorgan Chase trader called Bruno Iksil nicknamed the London Whale was enough to spark a debate this week about whether the bank was violating principles restricting proprietary trading.

The shift in peak position attributed the change in density of states.

(This position, it will be noted, appears to be in some amount of tension with the more extreme consequentialist position attributed to Godwin in section 2.3).

He agrees with the position, attributed to Aristotle and Plato, that the world was not created ex nihilo at a certain point in time, arguing that this was also Maimonides' position.