Sentence examples for who position from inspiring English sources

"We need the commission to align the most protective position for health, which is the WHO position," she said.

Not anything new from female celebrities who position themselves as being equality-focused, but who actually aren't.

Even the new gurus who position themselves as the embodiment of Old World civilities — currently fashionable, thanks to "Downton Abbey" — feel obligated to tackle 21st-century conundrums.

These crimes are mainly carried out by "highwaymen" who position themselves along roads day and night, threatening pedestrians and vehicles, stealing possessions and money before fleeing.

Some commuters who position themselves to board the rear cars say the conductor flashes his lights when the train is short, allowing commuters to reposition themselves if necessary.

These well-planned campaigns are designed to lead voters to overlook conservative policies and their own economic self-interest and vote for those who position themselves as defenders of cultural normalcy.

During World War II, he was a Naval officer who positioned radar defenses in the Pacific.

He surrounded himself with a roster of veteran advisers who positioned Mr. Huntsman as a new brand of Republican.

He also imported a troupe of Chinese acrobats who, positioned at the stage entrance, spun plates on foot-long sticks.

The Republican candidate is a newcomer, Bruce R. Bent, a multimillionaire businessman who positions himself as a political outsider.

Lieutenant Goyenechea, who positioned himself beside the worker's head to monitor him closely, said he had never experienced mud comparable to what he found in the tunnel.