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accepted a possition as vs took a position as

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'Accepted a position as' is commonly used when someone has been offered a job or a role and has agreed to take it. 'Took a position as' is more commonly used when someone has actively chosen to fill a specific role or job.

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 2746 views

accepted a possition as

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when someone has been offered a job or a role and has agreed to take it. It implies a sense of agreement or approval.

Examples:

  • She accepted a position as a marketing manager at the company.
  • After much consideration, he accepted a position as a teacher at the school.
  • Todorovic accepted a delegation of students.
  • In seven cases the institution concerned has accepted a draft recommendation.
  • She accepted a Stanford early admission.
  • The Council thus accepted a part of amendment 92.
  • We have recently accepted a client who is a vampire-American.
  • Connect 4. Brenda just accepted a job in Seattle.
  • You're dancing with a woman who accepted a marriage proposal to make someone jealous.
  • I accepted a desk job at the FBI Headquarters, Organized Crime Division.
  • Mike accepted a training course to get away.
  • I have never accepted a woman as a disciple.
  • Lupe never accepted a ride from Lindsay again.
  • He moved back and accepted a management job at Nighthorse casino.
  • As of today, I have accepted a senior management position at Staples.
  • I accepted a contract to kill you.
  • Lupe never accepted a ride from Lindsay again.
  • I already accepted a position somewhere else.
  • I accepted a ride from you to Joe's haven...
  • We've always accepted a percentage of smuggling.
  • I accepted a position with their firm.
  • I've accepted a two-month job in Marseilles.

Alternatives:

  • accepted a role as
  • accepted a job as
  • accepted a position with
  • accepted a position in
  • accepted a position at

took a position as

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when someone actively chooses to fill a specific role or job. It implies a sense of decision-making or action.

Examples:

  • She took a position as the head of the department.
  • He took a position as a project manager for the new initiative.
  • I took a position as assistant professor of zoology... here at Indiana University.
  • Two months ago we took up a clear position as a single international institution, albeit not every individual in the House.
  • Dr. Edison took a position in Chicago.
  • I took a position at St. Matthews.
  • I took a position with a group of multinationals we call the company.
  • Dr. Edison took a position in Chicago.
  • I took a position with a group of multinationals known as The Company.
  • I took a position on lying.
  • My father just took a position at Springfield University.
  • Parliament took a position on it, so I am not going to come back to the subject.
  • In 2007, in a report also drafted by the present rapporteur, the European Parliament took a position on the Global Europe strategy, which it welcomed in principle.
  • It is therefore important to point out that Parliament took a position on these measures in its resolution of 8 June 2005.
  • Klaus recently took a position at GW.
  • J.D. and I just took positions as staff internists.
  • By this amendment the EP took a position: The amount proposed in the amending proposal on IIA had been acceptable to the EP.
  • It cannot be assumed that, simply because more extensive information was presented to the Court, it implicitly took a position on a question which had not been asked.
  • From these aerial shots of the cemetery, you can see our shooter took a position of advantage with maximum cover and just waited for the procession to pull in.
  • - I didn't take a position on guns. I took a position on lying.
  • Yesterday when we voted in our committee we took a position which I, and I think the vast majority of our committee, are quite happy with.
  • CFF notes the scale of the amounts in question, their disproportionate nature in relation to SNCM's turnover and the fact that they were paid to SNCM before the Commission took a position on aid classification pursuant to Article 87(1) of the EC Treaty.

Alternatives:

  • assumed a position as
  • filled a position as
  • occupied a position as
  • held a position as
  • secured a position as

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