Sentence examples for State's viewpoint from inspiring English sources

"The South Dakota statute," Judge Karen E. Schreier of Federal District Court in Rapid City, S.D., wrote in issuing a preliminary injunction in 2005, "requires abortion doctors to enunciate the state's viewpoint on an unsettled medical, philosophical, theological and scientific issue — that is, whether a fetus is a human being".

The preliminary injunction blocking the law before it could take effect was issued in June 2005 by Judge Karen E. Schreier in Rapid City, S.D. Judge Schreier wrote, "The South Dakota statute requires abortion doctors to enunciate the state's viewpoint on an unsettled medical, philosophical, theological and scientific issue, that is, whether a fetus is a human being".

Three national dailies, largely reflecting the state's viewpoints, are edited in the city, as are most of the country's magazines.

The President addresses the European Council prior to each of its meetings, stating Parliament's viewpoint on the subjects on the agenda in the framework of a debate with the heads of state and government.

But he tells me that the law isn't necessarily a reflection of the prairie state's archaic viewpoints on sexual assault.

Jonathan S. Franklin, a lawyer representing a Congressional candidate who challenged the provision, said it was a "manipulation of the ballot" in the service of "the state's preferred political viewpoint".

The response of Enlightenment liberalism to this difference — to the depth and intractability of substantive disagreement — is to seek a common, usually procedural, ground on the basis of which lines can be drawn without putting the state on the side of anyone's viewpoint.

I agree entirely with Shalev's viewpoint that a viable two-state solution is the only possible way forward.

Mitton stated: "We were trying to design the game from a rat's viewpoint ... if we have a small city, from a constrained viewpoint, what are all the different angles that we can explore?".

The ruling comes after nearly two years of wrangling over whether the state can deny a group's request for specialty tags based on the group's viewpoint.

And the center's viewpoint is opposed by Alan Rosenthal, a professor at Rutgers University who has written on state ethics laws.