Sentence examples for positions taking from inspiring English sources

But with some key executive positions taking months to fill, companies are adding new inducements to their mix of pay and perks.

Tzipi Livni, former Israeli foreign minister In the past few hours, a number of reports have surfaced regarding our positions in our negotiations with Israel, many of which have misrepresented our positions, taking statements and facts out of context.

High-speed trading firms have come to dominate trading in American stocks over the last decade with sophisticated computer programs that allow them to hop in and out of positions, taking advantage of small changes in prices.

For candidates preparing for executive director positions, taking a non-executive role within a charity or third-sector organisation can be very useful; it provides experience that should provide greater credibility and gives each a taste of the authority needed for a director position.

Four months later, in October 2011, with the first primaries and caucuses fast approaching, Romney switched positions, taking a stand far more in accordance with the opinions of hard-right Republican voters: My view is that we don't know what's causing climate change on this planet.

She hopes to add three more positions, taking her headcount from six to nine.

They will highlight hardline positions taken by Republicans.

Unfortunately, this time around, the excessively ideological positions taken by the Republican candidates scared me.

The real enemy remains the entrenched positions taken by public health regulators and food marketers.

The Assessment mentioned public statements "that disagree with or challenge positions taken by the Bishops".

The Economist has analysed the 50 largest activist positions taken since 2009.