Examples of using Taking a position in English and their translations into Italian
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May I stress that this is not just an excuse for not taking a position.
which is why we're surprised to hear him taking a position shared by Michael Moore.
this should be noted when taking a position on any financial instrument.
You need to wait until as many factors as possible are in your favor, before taking a position in the market.
What, we may ask, is"this issue" mentioned in the fourth paragraph on which APA's BSERP claims to lack"sufficient information available to guide us in taking a position"?
were right in taking a position a month ago
Pan put her hands on her hips, closed her eyes, and tilted her head back, taking a position which showed that the answer was obvious.
Secondly, the Council refers in its reply to NATO as Pontius Pilate, without taking a position on Turkey's provocation in contesting Greek sovereign rights,
The reason is the Commission is taking a position which is more an industry lobby position than one which simplifies consumer protection
States to consult and inform at EU level before taking a position on the international stage.
gather comprehensive evidence before taking a position on a possible way forward.
we find ourselves arming against manifest evil without taking a position against the[more] devious kind.
Not taking a position on this matter would now be an incomprehensible
However, before taking a position on this the Commission would like to invite interested parties,
Chargaff emigrated to Manhattan, New York City in 1935, taking a position as a research associate in the department of biochemistry at Columbia University,
Surely, the issue on which APA's BSERP is not"taking a position" cannot be the DIMPAC report,
It was from his not taking a position on the matter that brand like FUBU(For Us By Us) were born, combining the teacher'sÂ
Gandow writes that the APA 1987 Memorandum simply says that"BSERP does not believe that we have sufficient information available to guide us in taking a position on this issue".
followed by a debate, but not by the Parliament taking a position. There will be no resolution or vote.
can be considered as likely to give rise to Parliament taking a position.