Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• He takes over the position of his future father
• Leon, you get the grenade launcher and take position over there.
• In such cases, the Council's position takes precedence over the Commission's.
• The Authority is in a position to take over all the activities currently being carried out by the Galileo Joint Undertaking in the course of 2006 and subsequently complete them.
• However, none of the remaining competitors appeared to be in a position to take over tele.ring's role after the merger.
• If someone were to do something, make a statement by action that impressed the others, it would go along way to putting them in a position to take over.
• In substance that means Europe must be in a position to take over the existing responsibilities of national identity, without necessarily having to transform itself into a superstate.
• Listen Dan, someone must take over this position.

• Is it encouraging or discouraging you, as the European Commission, to take a position in favour of one direction?
• They're supposed to be seen, and take a position in clear view.
• Of course, the president's office officially cannot take a position in his trial.
• Surely, you are not saying that no one over 35 can be sufficiently competent to take a position in one of the European Union institutions?
• The applicant submits in particular that the Commission failed to take a position in relation to the reimbursement of SVB's losses by its parent company, wholly owned by the City Council.
• There is no reason which does not take a position in the ethical sphere, in the philosophical mystery of what we are.
• Why are exactly those the terms, that insult, hurt, regulate and control us, without which we cannot live, which we need, to be able to take a position in society.
• The Honourable Parliamentarian of the European Parliament is informed that the Council can not take a position in respect of an ongoing criminal procedure.