It concluded that the country's major marine regions could best be preserved by establishing "regional ecosystem councils," representing an array of viewpoints, that would produce enforceable plans suited to local conditions.
In nominating Ms. Kagan on Monday, Mr. Obama praised "her openness to a broad array of viewpoints, her habit, to borrow a phrase from Justice Stevens, 'of understanding before disagreeing,' her fair-mindedness and skill as a consensus-builder".
"It's the great irony of the Internet era: people have more access than ever to an array of viewpoints, but also the technological ability to screen out anything that doesn't reinforce their views," Jonathan Martin wrote in Politico last year, explaining how so many strategists and analysts on the right convinced themselves, in defiance of polls, that Mitt Romney was about to win the presidency.
A brand new group called Queer Theology is hosting a synchroblog that went live Oct. 1; there you can read a wide array of viewpoints within the framework of queer theology.
The word "Perspectives" implies a range of viewpoints, and Ms. Uchida offered an array of masterpieces, the word is not used lightly, in creative juxtapositions so that each gained in the other's reflected light.
The diversity of viewpoints and experiences were critical to the interpretation of the data.
Zuccotti Park in New York's financial district is decked out with posters and signs for the wide array of political viewpoints of the Occupy Wall Street protesters.
We affirm the values that we cherish as Americans: free inquiry, respectful encounter with others, tolerance of diverse viewpoints and peaceful co-existence among a wide array of religious bodies, groups and organizations.
By the end of the 20th century, The New Republic was publishing a broader array of editorial opinion and commentary that reflected many political viewpoints, but that diffusion of opinion, as well as shifting ownership and halting efforts to pursue a robust digital strategy, contributed to the magazine's perceived stagnation.
