Sentence examples for U.S. perspective from inspiring English sources

So, from a U.S. perspective, that's counterproductive".

From a U.S. perspective, the timing couldn't be trickier.

"The Future Academic Library: Vision 2010, A U.S. Perspective," Oxford University, Oxford, England, 22 March 2001.

From the U.S. perspective, the Treaty of 1804 (also known as the Treaty of St . Louis was binding and legal.

Working in mixed groups of Russian and Stanford scholars, one group represented the U.S. perspective; the other the North Korean.

Day also asked for the U.S. perspective on Nawaz Sharif, whom he described as "potentially less venal" than other Pakistani leaders.

"The Future of Copyright Management: U.S. Perspectives," International Federation of Library Associations, Jerusalem, Israel, 17 August 2000.

Professor David Pozen (Columbia Law School), a leading scholar on government secrecy will discuss the book adding U.S. perspectives.

Paul L. Lee, Cross-Border Resolution of Banking Groups: International Initiatives and U.S. Perspectives – Part IV, 11 Pratt's J. of Bankr.

In this review, we highlight both the differences and the similarities between the European and U.S. perspectives.

Maccotta inquired as to U.S. perspectives on the growing relationship between Iran and Venezuela and noted that ENI XXXXXXXXXXXX is expected to meet with NSA Jones in Washington, DC in March to discuss Eni's activities in Iran.