Converse of object

• occupy: The Shanghai company occupies a key position in the world's fastest-growing car market.

• hold: Held a Test Team position for at least 2 years.

• adopt: This has never been a position adopted by the Catholic Church.

• clarify: He was tired of asking the Minister of Supply, Douglas Sandys, to clarify the true position.

• fill: Experience is still important but employers are now more and more focused on looking for graduates to fill management positions.

• assume: In 1998, Ms Xin co-founded Nanjing Skytech and assumed the position of chairwoman of Nanjing Skytech.

Preposition: at

• forefront: Chris Hare continued to maintain a position at the forefront of sea kayaking.

Adjective modifier

• senior: Formerly, Roger held a number of senior positions within KPMG, most notably UK Deputy Senior Partner.

• current: The start of the line is the current graphics cursor position.

• prominent: Cookie tins were one of the most discreet ways of advertising rarely showing the company name or the product enclosed in a prominent position.

• elevated: Perched in an elevated position, these award winning cottages offer the ultimate in self catering luxury.

• strong: The strong cash position opens a number of alternatives for the Company.

• financial: Reason: To safeguard the ongoing financial position of the Council.

Modifies a noun

• statement: In a position mission statements give to luckie park.

Noun used with modifier

• cursor: Text at text cursor VDU 4 causes text to be written at the text cursor position in the normal way.

• leadership: Who are we, if we're in a leadership position, delegating to?

• league: Final league positions according to this criteria will determine winners.

• bargaining: RAC Motoring Services The Finance Having the finance arrangements in place can strengthen your bargaining position.

Preposition: in

• hierarchy: A dogs life is incomplete if it unsure of its position in the hierarchy of its surroundings.

Preposition: of

• equilibrium: Standard conditions The position of any equilibrium can be changed by changing conditions.