Sentence examples for support its position from inspiring English sources

With the exception of one key congressional committee, these documents reveal that numerous lawmakers were rebuffed after they asked the Justice Department to provide them with its memo to support its position that it had the legal authority to kill Awlaki.

The industry pressed its viewpoint that air lead was a negligible contributor to lead exposure in the population and that the U.S. EPA had no evidence to support its position that it was.

One of the hallmarks of identifying fear in the public discourse are the protestations of what it is against more so than what it champions, offering simplistic shibboleths to support its position.

Such moves could give China a bigger presence in the European chain of distribution and production, while allowing it to build a track record of investments that it hopes will also encourage Europe to support its position on divisive currency issues and in trade disputes at the World Trade Organization.

These things were disposed on a margin call," meaning that the fund had to sell because it didn't have the capital to support its position.

A BBC correspondent says it appears Morocco now recognises that its absence has reduced its influence in Africa, and hopes that by joining the AU it will have a greater chance of persuading others to support its position on Western Sahara.

The party has been linked with anti-Muslim actions and sentiments, so regional parties that rely on Muslim votes have been reluctant to support its positions.

It also named organisations and firms it believed supported its position, including some supermarkets.

The Police Department disputed the survey's findings, questioned its methodology and pointed to other reviews of the CompStat process that it said supported its position.

As Augusta National Golf Club released the findings of a national survey that it said supported its position against admitting women, a national expert on polling questioned the validity of its results yesterday.

Each side portrayed a joint statement critical of the situation in Zimbabwe from the leaders of the Group of 8 industrialized nations meeting in Japan, as supporting its position because it threatened further action but did not specify sanctions.