Sentence examples for positions to which from inspiring English sources

In his address to the Black Caucus, he ended by listing, at about volume nine, the positions to which Clinton has appointed African-Americans during his Administration.

They take this as evidence that even intelligent politicians don't like hearing uncomfortable truths that challenge positions to which they are committed.

And, instead of messing around with rebranding, the political left would be best advised to stick with "liberal" — and to hunker down and defend the positions to which the word now refers.

When the temperature is lowered below Tg, the response time for molecular rearrangement becomes much larger than experimentally accessible times, so that liquidlike mobility (Figure 1, right) disappears and the atomic configuration becomes frozen into a set of fixed positions to which the atoms are tied (Figures 1, left, and 2B).

Among the many official positions to which Salisbury was appointed were the sheriff of Wiltshire (1199 1202, 1203 07, 1213 26), lieutenant of Gascony (1202), warden of the Cinque Ports (1204 06), honour of Eye (1205), warden of the Welsh Marches (1208), and sheriff of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire (1212 16).

The positions to which the reflections move depend on the distance to the object.

Dr Abdulqawi Yusuf is eminently qualified for the position to which he has been elected.

You have precisely the position to which your rank entitles you".

That is my hope and my reason for giving up the position to which I was elected.

The other position to which MPs seeking to resign can be appointed is crown steward and bailiff of the Chiltern Hundreds (Stoke, Desborough and Burnham).

That was the conviction that Oldham brought to the mayor's office, a volunteer position to which the town's three hundred and thirty residents elected him in 1997.