Sentence examples for to establish a position from inspiring English sources

It is more important to establish a position for growth".

But it has more to do if it is to establish a position as one of the powers of Europe.

In some cases, it would be downright impossible for a big fund to establish a position that it would consider worthwhile.

"The membership of AQAP remains unknown while the deaths worsen the problems for the US in the region, by supporting the political legitimacy of the jihadis as they struggle to establish a position in the contested state".

The Air Force said in a statement that it would be "premature" to talk publicly about its goals for the F-22 since Mr. Obama's team "has not had the opportunity to establish a position".

The media-shy Desmond has never commented on his INM stake but there has been speculation he has been buying at rock bottom prices to establish a position which would deliver a premium share price in the event of a takeover.

To establish a positioning algorithm appropriate for UMN with high performance, it is necessary to clarify the shortages of the traditional algorithms and to grasp the specialties of MMF.

BBC Radio Leicester's Richard Rae: "Leicestershire are close to establishing a position of complete dominance after Greg Smith, Angus Robson and Ned Eckersley took advantage of an Essex bowling attack already missing David Masters and Graham Napier to injury and now without Tymal Mills too.

C Company would wait for the artillery to neutralise the Chinese on the old B Company position, before moving to establish a blocking position behind D Company.

While not being a direct competitor with the i, this could be a move to quickly establish a position in the market with readers and advertisers ahead of new owner Johnston Press launching the cut price i into Northern Ireland.

Rather than insisting on the position of the statistical user, she/he tries to establish a common position where the participants as co-researchers must jointly decide how to tackle the conflict of interest between getting information and facilitating communication.