Sentences with phrase «still occupy their position»

«In my view, unless it can be seen that the person who is the subject of such an investigation is capable of interfering with the investigation process in terms of suspected cases of concealment of documentary or other forms of information, otherwise I think those persons can still occupy their position,» he said on Eyewitness News.

Not exact matches

The deal is certain to raise concerns in Hong Kong, where the South China Morning Post occupies an important position among the English - speaking elite who still dominate the former British colony.

Still, she occupied a tenuous position in a society led by men.

These exist even if one does not believe that we ought to accelerate this slow transition to an almost suicidal surrender of legitimate historical positions which are profitable for salvation and which the Church still occupies in present - day society.

The title of High Priest was still very rare but, with the place of the King seriously diminished by the weak political position of an effectively occupied country and, on occasion, «puppet» kingship, the head of the priesthood became ever more powerful.

The season is far from over and the fight for the top three or four places still on, i do not believe that any of the teams occupying the positions above us will be faultless throughout the remaining games and we should be fearful of all our competitors in the league or we will surely finish outside the top four.

with Ozil n Alexis occupying d AM positions n we still have just 2 reliable CBs (mustafi n koscielny) in a formation where we need 3.

With Mesut Ozil occupying the central position in Arsenal's attack, Mkhitaryan is more likely to play out wide, which he has frequently done in the past, while still helping Ozil in shouldering the creative duties for the midfield.

In May 2000, he joined the House of Commons Environment, Transport and Regional Affairs Select Committee and in July 2003 he was elected Chairman of the Conservative Middle East Council, a position he still occupies.

Even though some men are not so smart, they still get to occupy very high positions in society but once a woman ascends to high office, a litany of questions are asked about her competence and qualification.

One reason for this is that the brain still knows which position the limb occupied before the local anaesthetic took effect.

Drivers who refuse to provide this information could still be employed by the truck or bus company; however, they could not occupy safety - sensitive positions, such as operating a commercial motor vehicle.

In fact, Raw Data has become the first VR game to land the first spot on Steam's bestseller list (and currently occupying the second position as of now), which is impressive considering how Raw Data is still in Early Access.

Sadly, your kettle analogy does argue against the position you still continue to occupy like the corpses of the forlorn hope prior to the burial detail's arrival.

Likewise where a group occupies the same side as an evidential position, this side can not be viewed as monolithic; the cultural behavior stemming from the former does not invalidate the latter, plus the ISk from the side is still apt.

(b) the employee would not have been in the bargaining unit proposed in the new application had he or she still been occupying the original position when the new application was made.

While numbers still lag behind in terms of women's equality with men in occupying client leadership positions, the relevant news is that women today maintain more positions of significance and power than ever before.

The Redmi Note still doesn't convince me to change my mind about phablets, primarily because it occupies such an awkward position between a smartphone and a tablet — and it's just too clunky for me to tote around making calls and texting on the go, especially with such slippery plastic backing.

And that's a really bad position for LG to occupy when consumers still aren't sold on the basic smartwatch concept, and Android Wear hasn't yet become a household name.