Sentence examples for reporter's position from inspiring English sources

The list of "funny" jobs continued, until she applied for a junior reporter's position at the World newspaper, where she worked as a crime reporter until it was banned in 1977.

So, when I was offered a reporter's position in a small news company, I cheerfully leapt into the unfamiliar world of publishing.

In remarks after the meeting, Russia's top negotiator was implacable, telling a reporter that Moscow's position was "a matter of principle".

Gilon is an expert on weapons proliferation, according to Danny Ayalon, the Israeli Ambassador, and has briefed reporters about Israel's position on Iran.

The EU foreign policy leader, Federica Mogherini, told reporters the bloc's position on China was "very complex and balanced", but added that "China is also a competitor in certain fields and there is also a strong need from European Union member states to defend their interests, in particular when it comes to security or key infrastructure".

Lewandowski told reporters that Trump's position was "not under negotiation," and said Trump would remain in Iowa as planned and would instead host an event in the state to raise money for wounded warriors and other veterans groups.

Trump responds that he was mocking the reporter's "wishy-washy" position trying to distance himself from his own reporting and that he had said nor done nothing against the reporter as a person.

But the campaign stumbled Wednesday just as it was rolling out its new focus: top Romney policy aides, questioned on the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act signed by Mr. Obama, which makes it easier for women to sue in equal pay cases, seemed uncertain of how to respond when a reporter asked about Mr. Romney's position on it during a campaign conference call.

And improbably, the two candidates made good sport of pension reform, after Erin Einhorn, a Daily News reporter, asked whether Mr. Yassky's position — that new city employees might have to accept making larger contributions or receiving reduced benefits — had cost him union support.

Pressed later by reporters about the president's position on gun laws, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders largely demurred.

At the United Nations, Farhan Haq, the deputy spokesman for the secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon, told reporters: "The secretary-general's position on freedom of expression and freedom of opinion is well known… That would apply here as well". Ban is South Korean.