Sentence examples for positions back from from inspiring English sources

Feb. 3, 2012 6:46 A.M. … It was perfectly proper to short [my clients] securities or purchase those positions back from those clients or others with any profit or loss recorded on my books.

Saturday night will also mark Bobby Shuttleworth's opportunity to steal his starting position back from a suspended Matt Reis.

The nation's Foreign Investment Review Board, which will advise the government on whether or not to accept the deal, may force Rio to bring senior management positions back to Australia from London as a condition, The Age newspaper reported on Friday.

"There have been changes of positions and walking back from positions," a senior Iranian official told journalists, but speaking on condition of anonymity.

They were stepped vertically and positioned well back from the stem in a notch from the keel to preserve the fine lines of the bow.

U.S. military advisers were with Kurdish commanders near Sinjar mountain but positioned well back from the fighting, a U.S. military spokesman said.

School officials removed Berndt from his position back in March, and he was also put under police surveillance to keep him away from children while authorities built their case.

But hedge funds and other big institutional investors have also been closing out positions or stepping back from the bond market.

One year after deployment of the EPR, the upright posture of the consultant and his position, slightly farther back from the computer so that his face could be seen easily, facilitated the ward-round team in following the consultant's focus.

Andy led Jessica with a slight pressure on her elbow through the front door to his waiting father, who seemed to have positioned himself well back from the door he'd just answered.

Finding abundant coralline algae in remote locations builds on previous data that suggest some reefs are better positioned to bounce back from adverse conditions, said Mark Eakin, coordinator of the Coral Reef Watch program from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.