Sentence examples for air its views from inspiring English sources

Yet freedom of the press and of association were generally respected, and this allowed the opposition ample scope to air its views.

The state commission's call for a boxing ban after a two-year study of the industry has fallen on deaf ears, but the commission will have another opportunity to air its views during the hearings.

The Internet has provided an outlet for a small, predominantly urban, well-educated, young and male sector of society to air its views.Many outside China worry about this overt nationalism, fearing that the country might turn into a Germany or Japan before the second world war: suspicious of the outside world, gaining in economic strength and determined to exercise its growing power.

The pro-Israel lobby endeavors to remain apolitical, and the decision to air its view on this point was probably taken with much deliberation.

It airs its views near memorial services for the troops, usually under police protection.

There is a general fear that allowing the BNP to air its toxic views will increase Islamophobia and give the BNP the aura of respectability needed to spread its message of hate".

The "We" of the novel is certainly Asian-inflected, and I hope in a complex way, as it airs its opinions and views on the various communities Fan encounters.

If nothing else, they could have been celebrating their privileged assignment to this post, the Presidio, with its neat streets of cream-color-trimmed brick officers' houses; its manicured grounds and eucalyptus-scented air; its golf course and panoramic views of San Francisco Bay.

It is crucial that the ABC makes those people, too, feel that somewhere in its output, online or on air, there are places where its views and concerns are heard, and reflected and, to the extent that the verifiable facts allow, given validity.

Muskie invited a heckler to the platform to air his views.

Widodo, known popularly as Jokowi, then had an opportunity to air his views on the question.