Sentence examples for promotion position from inspiring English sources

According to the Spanish FA, the main principle is that two A and B teams can't play in the same category, nor can the B team play above the A team. "For example if Villarreal B finish in a promotion position in the Segunda División: they won't be promoted, as Villarreal (A) are already in the Primera.

"And I think we can do better in the second half of the season – but I also think Newcastle will end up in an automatic promotion position".

Saturday's victory over struggling Port Vale, more comfortable than the scoreline suggests, coupled with Ipswich's surprise defeat by Grimsby left Francis's Birmingham City in the second automatic promotion position and closer to the top flight than at any time since they were relegated from the old First Division in 1986.

Southend eased to victory over Macclesfield, but missed out on the final automatic promotion position.

"We've proved we can compete and be in an automatic promotion position," he told BBC Somerset.

"It wasn't so long ago that we were fourth in the table and looking to get into an automatic promotion position.

Shrewsbury missed the chance to move into the automatic promotion positions but escaped with a point after a stoppage-time equaliser from Matthew Richards at home to Oxford.

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The closest they came to the top flight was in 1955 56, when they ended the season just four points below the promotion positions.

The green area represents the automatic promotion positions (positions 1 to 3), the yellow area represents the play-off positions (positions 4 to 7) and the red area represents the relegation places (positions 23 and 24).

Even if you didn't apply for a promotion or position, if you notice that only straight people are getting new jobs and promotions over better-qualified LGBT employees, your employer might be trying to project an image that doesn't include people that don't fit into traditional gender roles.