Sentence examples similar to to prepare a position from inspiring English sources

June 5: Each Op Co [operating company] to prepare a national position paper based upon the overall paper but including appropriate national aspects.

Wooster's harassment of the British column had provided enough time for Arnold and Silliman to prepare a crude defensive position at Ridgefield.

Later, when asked by Patrick Sullivan of the Panel for Educational Policy about this "Soviet-era approach to stifling dissent," Cerf responded that it was totally "appropriate" to spend public funds taping Diane, and to prepare a document tracking her positions.

- E. Pain Many of the young scientists in Spain who were given Ramón y Cajal contracts as a means to prepare for a permanent position are hitting the end of their 5-year contract with no solid job prospects, but just 2 years into her Ramón y Cajal contract Rebeca de Nalda Minguez has already started a permanent position at the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC).

BAT headquarters at Millbank in London was to prepare 'a position paper on the route to follow on tax harmonisation' [ 32].

"I think we need a period to prepare our negotiating position and look at all the options, and I think have some informal negotiations with other European ministers," Villiers told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

"They aren't in a position to prepare for a sudden two-year rise in their pension age and the Government is wrong to be making them do so".

While people talk to each other, they simultaneously carry out internal dialogues to prepare for positioning themselves in the discussion.

It might be that those people who have potential to become leaders/managers have chosen the MPH as a relevant training program to prepare for a potential higher position.

His future coaches at Navy have told him they'd like him to start out at quarterback, but to also be prepared to transition to a position in the defensive secondary.

After hitting the bird, remember to immediately return to home position to prepare for a lift.