Sentence examples for to formulate a position from inspiring English sources

Friends and strangers have posed this question to me repeatedly since my son was born a year ago, and I have yet to formulate a position.

The government has yet to formulate a position on the plan.

He said he and Mr. Guehenno would set up a panel of experts to formulate a position on testing.

So she convened a meeting of artists in her yard in Tel Aviv and urged them to formulate a position paper about Israeli policy and to think about an exhibit.

He's meeting with union leadership Tuesday to formulate a position, but he expressed doubts about the trial program in the days immediately following the decision.

In other words, philosophy forced me to think, and it forced me to formulate a position -- a rigor of mind too often underdeveloped.

As their foreign ministers gathered here today in advance of a weekend summit meeting, Arab leaders sought to formulate a unified position that could appease popular demands to punish Israel but also keep the door open to future Arab-Israeli peacemaking.

The helicopter velocities are used to formulate a prescribed position reference tracking trajectory.

I even debated a future president of The Wildlife Society (TWS), who at the time was a biologist employed by the timber industry and a gadfly in TWS attempts to formulate a TWS position on economic growth.

They will be expected to work together to formulate a group position on how to face the increasing demand for more and better food, how to build resilience into the agriculture sector under the pressure of climate change, and how to ensure that each child receives the necessary nutrition so key during the first thousand days of life, to ensure a productive and healthy human being.

Mrs. Merkel plans to huddle with President Nicolas Sarkozy of France on Thursday to formulate a European negotiating position for the upcoming meeting.