Sentence examples for to develop a position from inspiring English sources

The committee will begin meeting immediately to develop a position announcement.

"His is to be a little more methodical, to take his time to develop a position perhaps and to articulate it".

When federal agent Jeff Novitsky was assigned to investigate the team, Armstrong (Albergotti, 2013) even hired a lobbyist to develop a position against him, which proved unsuccessful.

Read the most important reports and papers, know who the most important stakeholders are, and who is doing what, and try to develop a position on the questions of the day.

The purpose of this study was to develop a position decoder circuit (PDC) with a capacity to output the digital address and analog pulse of one interacted channel from numerous PET outputs.

The aim of the proposed controller is to develop a position control system that incorporates features of a modular controller interfacing with position sensors and detecting the position of the hydraulic cylinder rod through commercially-of-the-shelf (COTS) components.

In May of 2005 the 58th World Health Assembly passed a resolution requesting the Director-General "to undertake an assessment of WHO's internal resources, expertise and activities in the area of health research, with a view to developing a position paper on WHO's role and responsibilities in the area of health research, and to report through the Executive Board to the next World Health Assembly".

Developing countries must be in a position to develop a view of how the AoA disciplines might constrain in any way the future implementation of agricultural development policy.

But even there, it would be very difficult for rank and file to organize an opposition, or to develop an opposition, to the position of the leadership.

He said his role in the campaign last year was to help "develop a position explaining what compassionate conservatism is".

Her Conservative Party has a wide lead over the opposition Labour Party, which has struggled to develop a unified position on Brexit.