occupy a key position造句

• The city occupies a key position, at the centre of the.
• By 1937 the tolkachi had come to occupy a key position mediating between the enterprises and the commissariat.
• Kazakhstan, whose population is largely Muslim, occupies a key position on Russian's southern border, within easy striking distance of Afghanistan.
• Georgia occupies a key position straddling the narrow trans-Caucasus region that links Europe and Asia, and its troubles have long concerned observers.
• Alley said Britain's public galleries then lacked " a single painting or sculpture that occupies a key position in the development of 20th century art ."
• It influenced the development of the " uparupaka " forms in the succeeding period, and occupies a key position in the history of music and dance.
• That moved underlined U . S . interest in Georgia, which is one of the most Western-leaning of the former Soviet republics and occupies a key position between the oil-rich Caspian Sea and Western ports.