Examples of using To the position in English and their translations into Chinese
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With regard to the position of Rapporteur, our Group is still continuing consultations and will bring the  outcome as soon as we have it.
And I'm afraid Facebook has come down to the position of trying to  carve out exceptions to  that.
Opportunities for training through for civil servants are also based on merit and relevance of a training programme to the position held by an employee.
Malaysia also fully subscribes to the position of the  Group of 77 on these questions, as contained in the  Declaration of its Ministerial Meeting, convened in New York last month.
He was appointed to the position of deputy auditor-general and chief executive officer of the  office with effect from 1 March 1998.
When asked what drew him back into this field, it was just a simple invitation to the position by Dr. Medeiros.
In his Shadow Cabinet reshuffle of May 2004, Howard appointed Johnson to the position of shadow arts minister.
This notion is strongly endorsed by the  Netherlands, which urges the  Commission to  pay closer attention to the position of the  individual in the  formulation of its draft articles.
On 18 and 25 June, tank rounds landed close to  United Nations position  69, and on 12 July an artillery round impacted close to the position.
Leaders are leaders because people follow them, not because they are appointed to the position.
Emphasize how your variety of experiences are connected to the position and will benefit the  company.
For example, the  New Zealand Government supported Rt Hon Helen Clark' s appointment to the position of Administrator, United Nations Development Programme.
Exercise as little as possible to  allow both parties to  transition from their current position  to the position you want.
UNFICYP also noted an increase in the  frequency of visits by senior officers to the position over the  same period.
Leaders are leaders because people follow them, not because they are appointed to the position.