Sentence examples for accommodating view of from inspiring English sources

A newly published interview with Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton substantiates Mr. Chen's accommodating view of Beijing at the time of his escape, with Mrs. Clinton saying that "he was clear that he didn't hold the national authorities responsible" for the harsh treatment of him and his relatives.

Another charge concerns his stint after leaving Congress on the board of a firm that took a more accommodating view of homosexuality than Mr Santorum typically does.Were it not for the disarray of his rivals, however, the result in Iowa would be worrisome to Mr Romney.

HEWs sometimes felt they should support well-respected TBAs who were still conducting deliveries, thereby accommodating views of the community to maintain trust and keep good relationships with the community.

My reading of the authors' evidence and the literature yields a rather more accommodating view than the present manuscript espouses.

Reflecting criticism that the Cameron government, and Ofcom, have taken too accommodating a view of the Murdoch bid, the agency signaled that it might be prepared, after reviewing the phone hacking scandal, to veto the bid.

The G20 was formed to accommodate the views of rich and developing world economies in the aftermath of the 2008 crash.

Behind this disagreement is an important division over the extent to which a just society must accommodate different views of family relation.

Impact pathway analysis can accommodate the views of different stakeholders and it can incorporate information drawn from a variety of sources and methods.

There will be scrutiny of the detail of the incoming government's plans for education - to see how it accommodates the views of the two parties in this coalition.

The outcome of the role-play was an academic integrity policy that would sufficiently accommodate the views of different groups in academia so that all would feel that they could make a commitment to the mutual integrity policy.

Again, if the responsibility of a politician is to represent the body politic, why is it worthy of despisement to modify one's views to accommodate the views of those he represents, or to allow his views to "evolve"?